Conn. Data Privacy Law

[Steven Albrecht]

Connecticut's Data Privacy Law, effective 1 July 2018, requires software providers sign a school district's Terms of Service Addendum before students use any tool that stores personal information and/or that stores student products.  In this case, MIT App Inventor stores the code students write, and it records some personal information.  

While MIT App Inventor has pledged compliance with Connecticut's law, the law still requires districts obtain a signed agreement.

With whom may I discuss getting a signed agreement?

[SteveJG]

Someone from MIT will address this Steven and possibly email you directly.

Regards,

Steve

[Steven Albrecht]

These state resources for providers may help: https://www.ct.gov/ctedtech/cwp/view.asp?a=1182&q=253410#EdTech. 

[jeffrey.schiller]

MIT App Inventor is made available free of charge according to the following privacy policy and terms of service:

  http://ai2.appinventor.mit.edu/about/termsofservice.html

Any deviation from this will require the interaction with MIT's General Counsel Office.

-Jeff