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Need permission as collects information in compliance - under 13

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We use many tools to help protect your personal information against unauthorized access and disclosure; however we do not guarantee, and you should not expect, that your personal information or private communications will always remain private when using Aurasma.

We may use all or any portion of the information we collect: (i) to provide you and other users with access to and use of Aurasma, (ii) to identify and deliver content to your mobile device, (iii) to provide you with applicable, periodic software updates, (iv) to personalize your Aurasma experience, and/or (v) to operate and improve Aurasma, including, without limitation, the mobile application(s), content delivery systems, servers, sites, services, and tools.

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We automatically gather and store the following information about site visitors so we can monitor site usage, traffic trends, functionality, and make technological improvements. This information is aggregated and stored. It will only be used for SE's internal purposes, and will not be used to contact any teacher, student or visitor. In particular, we automatically collect:

The IP address from which TTribune was accessed;

The name of the domain from which visitors and users access the Internet (for example, gmail.com, if connecting from a Google Online account);

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Clearly states that minors need parent/guardian permission to participate. https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.lifejourney.us/terms/USA/terms.html

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Not a company based in USA. Requires parent permission
Have to opt out of sharing data with other google analytics.

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Collects information from your account BUT asks for student accounts to have first and last name. Does collect data on usage and states that you are responsible for your data. Also, data can be stored in other countries unless otherwise stated in contract.

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Registration and participation in School Yourself is restricted to those individuals over 13 years of age, or those who possess legal parental or guardian consent, and are fully able and competent to enter into the terms, conditions, obligations, affirmations, representations and warranties herein. By registering or participating in services or functions provided by School Yourself, you hereby represent that you are over 13 years of age, or in possession of consent by a legal parent or guardian and have the authority to enter into the terms herein.
In order to keep track of progress in this product, you must register for a personal account (a "User Account") by providing personally identifiable information, including but not necessarily limited to an email address, a password for this account, and birth date.

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We do not collect Personal Information directly from students.

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In creating an Account, you represent that you are of legal age to form a binding contract and are not a person barred from receiving products or services under the laws of the United States or other applicable jurisdiction.

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Collects PII
Will use information collected for marketing purposes

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This company won't guarantee the security of the PII that they collect. They also aren't listed in the Student Privacy Pledge Signatories List.

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Figment: write yourself

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Woot Woot!  Use the pay service for schools - not the free version. Still looking for data they collect...

https://web.seesaw.me/privacy/

We don’t own the content you provide – students and their schools do.

Student work is private to the classroom by default. Teachers control what is shared and with whom.

We will never advertise to students, create student profiles or sell any user data.

We use security industry best practices and routinely monitor our systems to protect you.

We are transparent about our practices and will notify you if things change.

We are COPPA and FERPA compliant.

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At first, I thought this company might be Authorized with Other Requirements because it needs educator and parent permission for children under the age of 13. And, they say that they don't use PII to market and send emails to students.

Then, I saw that this company is collecting data for marketing:
*uses students' scores for marketing purposes
*emails the users for "special reasons"
*collects some personal data from its users
*their private policy says that they collect first and last names, email addresses, location, etc. on accounts

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Glogster says that they comply with FERPA and COPPA; however, email addresses are required to join

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There is no definitive explanation of the sharing of information.  Based in Sweden, is expensive.

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They collect PII (unless you tell them they can't)
No one under 13 allowed even with parent permission
No info about FERPA

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Students 13 and under need a parent permission. Tinkercad states, "Student’s identity is not uniquely identifiable from the record and there is no reasonable basis to believe that the remaining information can be used to identify an individual."

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http://edu.glogster.com/terms-of-use

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Must be 13 or have permission, 13-17 gray area, does need email but does not sell to third party. May track sites it sounds like. May change TOS at any time.

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With the restriction that teachers are not to change default settings. They must always limit student comments to only be published to the classroom. Site requires parent permission to be obtained by teacher even though it does not collect personal information

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With restrictions because it is a free program, if an educator is used to gain access to content instead of actually using the program to