You are invited to participate in a research survey about student data privacy in California Community Colleges.
The purpose of this survey is to better understand how digital educational tools–such as online textbooks and homework platforms, proctoring software, plagiarism checkers, class discussion apps–are used in your courses, and how they may affect student privacy.
Your participation is completely voluntary, and the survey should take less than 10 minutes to complete.
You may stop at any time or skip any questions you prefer not to answer.
Confidentiality
Your responses are anonymous unless you choose to provide your email address after the survey is complete to receive project updates.
No identifying information (such as your name or college ID) will be collected during the survey.
If you provide an email, it will be stored separately from your survey responses and not linked to your answers.
Survey answers will be analyzed in aggregate and used to inform educational materials, policy recommendations, and public reports.
Benefits & Risks
There are no direct benefits to you for participating, though your feedback may help improve how student privacy is protected in California colleges. The risks are minimal, but you may choose not to answer any question that makes you feel uncomfortable.
Questions?
This survey is being conducted by Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a nonprofit organization focused on advancing data privacy rights.
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