Simple Ways Teachers Can Protect Student Data Privacy

Privacy can be a complex, intimidating topic. But there are some steps any teacher can take to better protect their students' data when using online tools. Make these simple privacy and security checks a habit whenever you visit a website or use it with your students: (1) check for encryption in the URL; (2) see if the site has a privacy policy; (3) if anything seems iffy or off, consult tech and privacy experts at your school. You might also check out Common Sense's Privacy Evaluations of popular edtech tools (http://privacy.commonsense.org). We take deep dives into 100s of popular classrooms tools and surface the need to know info. about their privacy and security practices.

For more tips and reviews of the best edtech tools, visit us at https://www.commonsense.org/education....

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