Understanding UDID Cards

What does UDID stand for?

• Universal Data Identification

• Unique Disability Identification

• User Data Integration Document

• Universal Disability Identification

Can the data on a UDID card be updated?

• No, the data is permanent.

• Only the disability type can be updated.

• Only the name can be updated.

• Yes, the data can be updated when needed.

How is data on UDID cards managed securely?

• By storing it on paper records

• By sharing it through emails

• By using encryption and secure databases

• By storing it in open-access systems

What is the process for creating a UDID card?

• By manually writing the details on paper

• Through an online registration system with verification

• By collecting physical documents only

• By receiving a card from the local government

How does a UDID card improve data access efficiency?

• By reducing the need for paper-based records

• By storing data on cloud storage only

• By having no impact on data access

• By limiting access to data

What is the difference between a UDID card and a regular ID card?

• UDID cards store information specific to disabilities.

• Regular ID cards are used for bank transactions.

• There is no difference.

• UDID cards are only used by the government.

How do you retrieve data from a UDID card?

• By calling the local government office

• By manually entering the data into a computer

• By scanning the QR code on the card

• By submitting the card for processing

What is the role of a special educator in relation to UDID cards?

• They issue the UDID cards.

• They help in the registration process for obtaining the UDID card.

• They manage the data on UDID cards for individuals.

• They ensure that students with disabilities are identified and supported appropriately.

What is one of the key challenges that special educators face in relation to UDID cards?

• Explaining the card’s design to parents

• Ensuring students and families understand the process for obtaining and using the UDID card

• Coordinating transportation for students with disabilities

• Ensuring the card is accepted in all public places

What is the role of a special educator in data management?

• To collect and organize student progress data

• To manage the school’s financial records

• To prepare lesson plans

• To write government policies