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Attending
Steve Olshansky, Internet2 (Chair)
Lee Cummings, retired from Rockingham County Schools, NC    
Daniel Augustine, Fremont Unified School District, CA     
Karen Billings, SIIA (Software & Information Industry Association)
Keith Krueger, CoSN
Denise Shorey, CoSN  
Mark Scheible, MCNC      
Stephan Papadopulos, DC Government
Howard Barrett, DC Government
Violeta Curlic, DC Government
Phanindra Banda, DC Government

New Action Item

Wiki Markup\[AI\] (SteveO and Denise) start the FAQs on data privacy, including emailing the list to solicit questions.

https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/K12FedIAMTF/Data+Protection+FAQs^{Image Removed}

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\[AI\] (All) discuss on the mailing list your thoughts about next steps for this group. \
[AI\] (Stephan) will share DC Schools use case outline or preliminary writeup with Mark. \
[AI\] (All) review or contribute to the recipe and use cases \
[AI\] (Jim) will create a case study for Fairfax. This might focus on the
Shib aspect, with thought towards federation down the road. \
[AI\] (Jim) share textbook contract wording around single sign in \
[AI\] (Jim) get a volunteer with an instructional hat to read the primer
and provide feedback.

DISCUSSION

Data Protection FAQ Development

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Denise plans to take the content that exists on that wiki by Dec. 10 and use it for a blog posting. About five FAQs would be a good amount. The information could be subject to later addition and revision, as a living document. In addition to the FAQs , Denise would also like to include links to a small set of helpful resources in the blog posting,  The FAQs could later be put it on the COSN website along with the Primer.unmigrated-wiki-markup

\[AI\] (SteveO and Denise) start the FAQs on data privacy, including emailing the list to solicit questions.   It was agreed that many states and districts are grappling with important privacy and process questions related to moving data, including student data, to the cloud. It would be good to have guidance that is not vendor specific.  In some cases inBloom has become a focal point, but the issue extends beyond any one vendor or
 
It was agreed that many states and districts are grappling with important privacy and process questions related to moving data, including student data, to the cloud. It would be good to have guidance that is not vendor specific.  In some cases inBloom has become a focal point, but the issue extends beyond any one vendor or program.

Keith noted that COSN is working with the Berkman Institute for Internet and Society at Harvard on developing a toolkit around privacy in the cloud environment.

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