1. Student Data Privacy SDPC Tool Exploration & Enhancement

2. The Answer: YES! Initial Problem Statement
In K-12 education space how do we balance classroom innovation and adoption of new technologies with safeguards necessary to ensure student privacy?
When all appropriate steps are taken and districts perform due diligence on all digital resources, the process and negotiations necessary are extremely burdensome and time consuming.
Initial Problem Statement
All districts should not have to “re-create the wheel” when addressing student privacy issues.
Can we, as a collaborative, find a way to leverage common needs to streamline the process and negotiations to better serve our communities?
The Answer: YES!
We need one system that is accessible nation-wide to manage all the efforts = SDPC App and Alliance websites
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3. Oh No! Not Another System!
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4. Align Streamline Enhance Benefits Efforts to form vendor relationships
Agreement vetting process with other districts in your state
Contract Development / Negotiations
Agreement Management
Digital resource request process for staff
Resource selection process to meet learning objectives
Communication with families and staff around digital resources at your district
Communication with other participating districts
Communication with vendors
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5. SDPC App WI MA RI WV VA CA TN
Individual District or Potential New Participant
State Alliance Website

6. Let’s Take a Look 2017 North America Annual Meeting
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7. Contact Us
Steve Smith Chief Information Officer Cambridge Public Schools
Lisa Waters Web & Online Services Manager Cambridge Public Schools
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