Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data Sample Clauses

Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Provider shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data: (a) Student Data Use. Provider shall not use Student Data, including persistent unique identifiers, data created or gathered by Provider’s site, Products, Services, and Products, for any purpose, including but not limited to amassing a profile about a CPS student or otherwise identify a CPS student except in furtherance of specific Services as set forth in this Agreement. Provider will use Student Data only for the purpose of fulfilling its duties and delivering Products and Services under this Agreement.
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Vendor shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data: A. Student Data Use. Vendor shall not use Student Data, including persistent unique identifiers, data created or gathered by Vendor’s site, Services, and technology, to amass a profile about a CPS student or otherwise identify a CPS student except in furtherance of specific Services as set forth in this Agreement. Vendor will use Student Data only for the purpose of fulfilling its duties and delivering Services under this Agreement.
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Vendor shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data, if permitted by the Board:
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Provider shall abide by the following obligations with regards to any Student Data Provider may receive, store, transmit, handle or otherwise have access to pursuant to this Agreement:
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. Summit Learning agrees to the obligations set forth in the Data Privacy Addendum regarding the handling of Student Data and Personally Identifiable Information .
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. Section 11.12 of the Original Agreement “Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data,” is hereby amended to add the following subsection: A. The parties acknowledge that Student Data hereunder includes student information that is “Covered Information” and that Vendor qualifies and is acting hereunder as an “Operator”. Defined terms used in this Section will have the same meanings as those given in the Student Online Personal Protection Act (105 ILCS 85/1 et. seq.) (“SOPPA”) and in the Board’s Student Online Personal Protection Act Policy adopted on January 27, 2021 (21-0127-PO3). Requests regarding Covered Information hereunder shall be made by and received from the Board’s authorized SOPPA representative, at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇ (the “CPS SOPPA Representative”). B. Vendor, as an Operator, acknowledges that it is: (i) acting as a “school official” with a legitimate educational interest (as used in Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)); (ii) is performing an institutional service or function, under the direct control of the Board, for which the Board would otherwise use employees, with respect to the use and maintenance of Covered Information as the term is defined in SOPPA; (iii) shall use and maintain the Covered Information only for a purpose authorized by the Board in accordance with the Board's instructions; and (iv) shall not re-disclose such information to third parties or affiliates except as authorized under this Agreement or with permission from the Board or pursuant to court order, unless otherwise permitted by SOPPA:
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Vendor shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data: A. Student Data Use. Vendor shall not use Student Data, including persistent unique identifiers, data created or gathered by Vendor’s site, Products, Services, and technology, for any purpose, including but not limited to amassing a profile about a CPS This Agreement will be posted on the CPS website. student or otherwise identify a CPS student except in furtherance of specific Services as set forth in this Contract. Vendor will use Student Data only for the purpose of fulfilling its duties and delivering Products and Services under this Contract.
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information and subject to the obligations and requirements under SOPPA, and as set forth Section 11 (Compliance with the Student Online Personal Protection Act) , Vendor shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data: i. Student Data Use. Vendor shall not use Student Data, including persistent unique identifiers, data created or gathered by Vendor’s site, Products, Services, and technology, for any purpose, including but not limited to amassing a profile about a CPS student or otherwise identify a CPS student except in furtherance of specific Services as set forth in this Master Agreement. Vendor will use Student Data only for the purpose of fulfilling its duties and delivering Products and Services to the Board under this Master Agreement.
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