The policy commits that material changes affecting the collection or use of Student Personal Data will be communicated to schools in advance, and that schools will be given a choice before Student Personal Data is used in a materially different manner.
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This provision establishes a specific prior notice and choice obligation to schools before any material change to Student Personal Data practices, which is operationally significant for schools' ability to evaluate and respond to policy changes affecting their students' data.
Under this provision, schools are entitled to advance notice and a choice before any material change to how Student Personal Data is collected or used takes effect. This provision applies specifically to school-context student accounts and does not extend to general user accounts.
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Compare across platforms →"We will not make any material changes to our Privacy Policy that relate to the collection or use of Student Personal Data without first giving notice to the School and providing a choice before Student Personal Data are used in a materially different manner than was disclosed when the information was collected.Excerpt from Khan Academy's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes a specific prior notice and choice obligation to schools before any material change to Student Personal Data practices, which is operationally significant for schools' ability to evaluate and respond to policy changes affecting their students' data.
Under this provision, schools are entitled to advance notice and a choice before any material change to how Student Personal Data is collected or used takes effect. This provision applies specifically to school-context student accounts and does not extend to general user accounts.
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