Schools, Technology & the Law

Come join us to discuss several cutting edge legal issues related to schools and technology. This seminar will offer practical insights into the latest developments in this constantly evolving area, and offer guidance that you can put into practice as soon as you sign off.

Technology continues to be a critical component of K-12 education.  It also continues to change the way that schools operate, and how people interact with each other, which leads to new and difficult legal challenges.

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:

• Computer System/Social Media/Internet Monitoring Software
• Facial Recognition, Audio Recording & Security Cameras
• RFID Cards for Student Transportation
• Analogue record digitization
• Selling surplus school technology
• Negotiating educational technology service agreements
• Lending excess school unit devices to homeschool students
• Student discipline for off-campus social media/online activity
• And more!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This workshop is designed for technology directors and other technology personnel, superintendents, assistant superintendents, business managers, curriculum coordinators, principals and assistant principals.

As with all Drummond Woodsum events, we feature useful written materials, practical advice, and the most up-to-date legal analysis.

Need Help?

Contact Donna Swiderek (dswiderek@schoollaw.com) if you have any questions at all.