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FERPA, COPPA and Student Privacy with AI Quiz
Tests the FERPA school official exception, COPPA's under-13 consent rules and why removing names alone may not de-identify student data.
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Under FERPA's school official exception, what condition must an outside AI vendor meet?
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- Under FERPA's school official exception, what condition must an outside AI vendor meet?
- It must be a nonprofit organization
- It must be under the school's direct control regarding use and maintenance of the data
- It must store all data outside the United States
- It must obtain consent from each student individually
- COPPA's consent requirements apply to personal information collected from children of what age?
- Under 18
- Under 16
- Under 13
- Under 10
- Which agency enforces COPPA?
- The Federal Trade Commission
- The US Department of Education's Student Privacy Policy Office
- The Federal Communications Commission
- State boards of education
- When do FERPA rights transfer from parents to the student?
- When the student enters middle school
- At age 16
- When the student gets their first job
- At age 18 or on entering postsecondary education
- Under FTC guidance, a school may consent to COPPA data collection on parents' behalf only when:
- The vendor pays the school a licensing fee
- The data is used for the educational purpose, not the vendor's commercial purposes
- The student is over 10
- The parents have not objected in writing within 30 days
- Why might removing students' names from an essay still leave it identifiable?
- AI tools can always recover deleted names
- FERPA only counts social security numbers as identifiers
- Indirect details, alone or combined, can be linked to a specific student
- Names are stored in the file's metadata automatically
- A vendor advertises that its AI tool is 'FERPA compliant.' What is the most accurate response?
- Compliance is the school's obligation and depends on the agreement and how the tool is used
- The label means the school needs no contract
- The label means data can never be used for training
- FERPA does not apply to AI tools, so the label is meaningless for any reason
- Which statement about FERPA and AI tools is correct?
- FERPA bans all use of generative AI in K-12 schools
- FERPA governs disclosure of education records rather than banning particular tools
- FERPA only applies to private schools
- Parents can sue teachers directly in federal court under FERPA
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