"An overview of key considerations that should be taken by British Columbia K-12 educators when using online sites or services to post student work or exemplars."
Julia Hengstler's blog.

With focus on BC: "The Privacy Compass was designed to help teachers navigate [online] tools by identifying risks and providing strategies to reasonably manage them within the scope of existing privacy legislation."

"What students know - compared to what they think they know - about protecting their data, is fraught with contradictions."
From MediaSmarts: Canada's Centre for Digital and Media Literacy

Resources and tools for Canadian educators and parents.

"The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner ("OIPC") publishes guidance documents to inform citizens and promote compliance with B.C.'s access and privacy laws."

"Organizations should recognize and adapt to special considerations in managing the personal information of children and youth..." (p.10)

Governs BC public schools.

Governs independent schools in BC.

For use by independent schools to assist them to formulate their own policies, including for information privacy.

"...some of the cloud tools educators in our district may choose to use to enhance their teaching.
Note that student privacy and safety must supersede the ease of use and accessibility of any digital tools and therefore permission letters accompany each tool and must be completed by parents prior to their use... If parents do not wish their child/children to create an account for a particular tool, safer alternatives are provided."