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> Beyond this, students are apprised of these uses of data with the ability to opt out. What happens if they opt out? And can they opt out of assessment by de
by mirimir 7y ago
> Beyond this, students are apprised of these uses of data with the ability to opt out.
What happens if they opt out?
And can they opt out of assessment by default, while still allowing data collection? That is, could the data be collected, but go into a secure archive, which only the student could access? So if the student isn't doing well, they could release selected data to advisers.
- ineedasername 7y agoUnfortunately it's not as granular as that, so there is still lots of room for improvement. There are some specific things that can be opted out of as required by FERPA, but otherwise it's a bit all or nothing.