Privacy Practices in Educational Tools

The video tutorial discusses the importance of protecting student privacy when using online tools. It provides simple checks for teachers, such as looking for 'https' in URLs and reviewing privacy policies. Teachers are encouraged to consult privacy experts if needed. Common-Sense Education offers resources for evaluating privacy policies. The video concludes with a call to explore more teaching strategies for data protection.

What is a simple way to check if a website is secure when logging in?

• Ensure the website has a colorful design

• Look for a padlock icon

• Verify the website's popularity

• Check for 'https' in the URL

Why is it important to check the privacy policy of an online tool?

• To verify the tool's popularity

• To check the tool's user interface

• To ensure the tool is free to use

• To confirm the tool's privacy practices

What should you do if a tool's privacy policy is missing?

• Avoid using the tool

• Ignore the missing policy

• Use the tool cautiously

• Contact the tool's support team

Who should you consult if a tool seems risky?

• Your school's tech and privacy experts

• Online forums

• The tool's customer service

• Your friends and family

What organization conducts privacy evaluations of popular tools?

• Digital Security Network

• Online Safety Group

• Tech Privacy Alliance

• Common-sense education

What should you do with the privacy evaluations provided by Common-sense education?

• Share them with colleagues

• Ignore them

• Use them for personal reference only

• Keep them private

Where can you find more tips on protecting student data and privacy?

• Online shopping websites

• Social media platforms

• Video streaming services

• The teaching strategies page