COVID-19 And K-12 Schools: Legal Issues With Recording Virtual Classes

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Education law expert Richard Verstegen will help you identify the legal risks inherent in virtual learning. You will learn how to protect students while limiting liability.

Event ID: 281740

Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2020; 11:30 AM Eastern or Wednesday, January 6, 2021; 11:30 AM Eastern

Duration: Scheduled for 75 minutes including question and answer period.

Presenter: Richard F. Verstegen

Credits: Certificate of Attendance

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Do you record online classes? Learn the thorny legal issues and protect student privacy.

Many schools have been turning to virtual learning in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Online meeting platforms allow schools to record videos of online classes. Although these videos can be convenient for students who cannot attend a class or wish to review the material later, recording raises many legal considerations.

Privacy protections apply to virtual learning, particularly when videos involve K-12 students. You must know the laws to provide this option in a legally compliant manner.

What student privacy issues does virtual learning raise?
What laws relate to privacy and virtual learning?
How can you mitigate any claims related to privacy violations?
Can insurance policies and waivers help?
What are the best practices for recording classroom lessons?

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COVID-19 And K-12 Schools: Legal Issues With Recording Virtual Classes

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