Title: Class Outline 23
Course: KVCC BUS118 > Section: Class Outlines

1.      Challenges in Protecting Children on the Internet

a.      Identification of Children

i.           Potential Methods

1.      Requiring user input

2.      Requiring payment

3.      Using Parental Controls

4.      Requiring Parental Consent

b.      First Amendment and Censorship

c.      Defining objectionable content

i.           Miller Test

1.      Appeals predominantly to prurient interests

2.      Depicts or describes sexual conduct in a patently offensive way

3.      Lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value

d.      COPPA – Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act

i.           Passed November 1990 went into effect April 2000.

ii.           Overseen by the FTC.

iii.           Definitions

1.      Child

2.      Parent

3.      Operator

iv.           Purpose

v.           Scope of the Regulation

vi.           Requirements

1.      Privacy Policy

a.      Parts

i.           Operator Contact Information

ii.           Notice of what information is collected

iii.           Notice of how information is collected

iv.           Notice of how the information will be used

v.           Notice of whether the information is disclosed to third parties.

vi.           Assurance that participation is not conditioned on data collection

vii.           Parental Rights

2.      Verifiable Parental Consent

a.      Notice to parent contents on page 129

b.      Parental Rights

i.           Able to review collected content on their child

ii.           Revoke consent

iii.           Sidebar on page 130

vii.           Oversight – FTC enforces the act

e.      CIPA – Children’s Internet Protection Act

i.           Passed in 2000 with a deadline of July 1 2004.

ii.           Purpose – Protect minors from accessing offensive content on the Internet.

iii.           Visual Content – definitions page 132

iv.           E-Rate

v.           Requirements

1.      Content Filtering

2.      Internet Safety Policy

vi.           Exceptions

vii.           Oversight – The FCC regulates CIPA.

2.      Family Educational Rights and Privacy (FERPA) – Passed in 1974

a.      Protects the privacy of student educational records

b.      Parents have rights until student turns 18 and then it passes to them

c.      Scope

i.           Any education agency or institution that receives federal funding. If they do not receive any funds then they are not liable under FERPA.

d.      Requirements

i.           Definitions

1.      Student – anyone that has been in attendance at the institution

2.      Attendance – any physical or virtual attendance at the facility

3.      Education Records – any record that was saved while they were at the institution or agency.

ii.           PII – pg 137

iii.           Four Requirements

1.      Annual Notification

a.      Identify rights

b.      How to file complaints

c.      What school officials have access

d.      Provide all necessary means to reach parents and students

2.      Access to education Records

3.      Amendment of Education Records

4.      Disclosure of records

a.      Written consent requirements pg 139

b.      Exceptions pg 140

e.      Responding to requests

f.       Security of Records

g.      Oversight

h.      Case Studies

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