School District Data Provided Sample Clauses

School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.1, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company in Exhibit B.
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the agreed-to products and/or services, the School District will provide the categories or types of School District Data to the Company outlined in Appendix I to this Addendum.”
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.1, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company: student identification information; attendance information; educational and therapeutic recommendations; educational and therapeutic completion; communications between administration, educators, staff and parents/guardians regarding student, their education and necessary assistance students may require.
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School District Data Provided. The posted privacy statement for the services described in Section 2.1, a link to which is provided below, identifies the categories of School District Data that may be collected in connection with the services: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/content/dam/school/global/clin ical/us/assets/q-global/Q-global-Privacy-Policy.pdf
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.1, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company: (a) Names of school buildings in the district (b) Approximate numbers of students or teachers in each building (c) Names and emails of staff members. (d) Names of students. Items (a) and (b), if provided to SpeechGear, will be used to estimate the initial number of rooms assigned to each building along with the creation of a building specific admin account. Items (c) and (d), if provided to SpeechGear, will be used to create Streamer™ accounts that students and staff will use to access the captioning, note-taking and translation system. Again, providing this data to SpeechGear is NOT required. This is completely optional. School District personnel can create these accounts internally. SpeechGear is simply offering as a free service to help with this process.
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.1, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company: First name, last name, user email address is used for account creation/access/management. Admin & Teacher email addresses are used for newsletters and system notifications. User generated content such as video/voice recordings, uploaded media, and text graphics are used for the video creation process. Metadata such as IP address, login sessions, and user agent strings are collected for security purposes. Anonymized and pseudo- anonymized usage data is collected for product improvement. Full details can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/edu-privacy
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.1, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company: • To utilitze LearnPlatform functionality fully, the following data can be provided to LearnPlatform. Any information beyond bullet point 1 is optional (not required but beneficial for successful use of platform). • For teacher and administrator access: - First and last name, email address • For additional insights in inventory dashboard: - Roster data with teacher names, email addresses, school and grade levels - Roster data with student email addresses, school and grade levels (no student names) • If chrome extensions are deployed, LearnPlatform will collect: - Visits to and minutes spent on edtech websites • LearnPlatform is an edtech effectiveness and management system; there is a variety of information that can be added by administrators and teachers for system use. Please see functionality above for some examples.
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.2, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company: - District information: primary technical contact, time zone - School information, including: o school name, school code/identifier o list of courses o roster information, including sections of each course, teachers and students of each section - School domain email addresses for teachers and students - we use these as user identifiers - Only if Advanced Hapara Analytics is enabled - student demographics data, such as gender, grade, ELL status, FRL status.
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School District Data Provided. To allow the Company to provide the products and/or services described in Section 2.2, the School District will provide the following categories or types of School District Data to the Company:  Student profile data. This data includes, but is not limited to, student name, address, birth date, grade, home/attending school and gender  Parent/Guardian profile data. This data includes, but is not limited to, parent/guardian name, address and phone  Para-professional encounter data. This data is related to the services para-professionals provide to the the School District’s special education students. This data includes, but is not limited to, student id, service date and duration of para-professional service.
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