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WorksheetsFERPA, COPPA, CIPA, & Copyright -- YIPES!
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 44mins
What does FERPA stand for?
Family
Educational
Rights
Personal
Act
First
Educational
Rights
Parental
Act
Family Educational Records
Protection
Act
Federal
Educational
Rights
Personal
Association
FERPA was signed into law on (a) .
What is considered Personally Identifiable Information?
Name
Age
Birthdate
Grade
Major
What age does COPPA take effect?
(a)
What does COPPA stand for?
Children's
Online
Privacy
Protection
Act
Children's
Online
Protection
Act
Children's
Online
Parental
Permission
Act
Children's
Online
Permission
Act
Students under what age require either tools that do not collect data or permission from parents to collect that data?
10
13
7
15
If it's for educational purposes, can I give permission for my students to make accounts on educational websites without parental consent?
Depends. If the student is 13 or under, you have to know if it's "COPPA Compliant."
Yes, as long as the website is approved by the school board.
No, students must always have parental consent before creating accounts.
Yes, as long as the website is secure and age-appropriate.
What does CIPA stand for?
Consumer
Internet
Protection
Agency
Children's
Information
Protection
Act
Cybersecurity
Information
Protection
Act
Children's
Internet
Protection
Act
In order to be CIPA-compliant, districts must do the following:
Create an Internet Safety Policy
Block or Filter the Internet
Host a Public Meeting
Create Consequences
True
False
Personally identifiable information is a student's...
name
grade
birthdate
academic records
GPA
Which "law" protects student records?
If you let a high school TA enter grades in your gradebook,
are you committing a FERPA violation?
Yes
No
No, if it's their own class
Yes, if they're in the class
Scenario: It's the weekend. You're sitting around the campfire with your non-teacher friends venting about how much a particular student is struggling.
Are you committing a FERPA violation?
No. You're on your own time and the disclosures are in your trusted circle.
Yes. You can never talk about students in any capacity with your friends.
Probably. If you said the name and anything about their academic performance, you're breaking FERPA.
No. What is said at a midwestern campfire, stays at the campfire.
Scenario: You're a student teacher. Your cooperating teacher asks you to enter in grades in the grade book. Can you do it?
Only if the grades are positive.
Not if you want to graduate with a license.
NEVER.
Yes. You're a trusted guest of the school with a "need to know."
