Webinar: FERPA Essentials for Faculty
Overview
FERPA stands for Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Faculty members and school staff members often have questions about what is protected, what is permissible, and other questions. This recorded webinar will define FERPA, explain its framework and purpose, and offer guidance on its impact on faculty and school staff members.
Watch FERPA Essentials for Faculty. (Pepperdine login required)
Running Time: 1 hour, 29 minutes
Time | Description |
---|---|
00:00 to 04:10 (4 min, 10 sec) |
Introduction and Opening |
04:10 to 06:20 (2 min, 10 sec) |
FERPA Framework |
06:20 to 27:45 (21 min, 25 sec) |
What is and is not an education record? |
27:45 to 32:10 (4 min, 25 sec) |
Audience Questions |
32:10 to 55:15 (23 minutes, 5 seconds) |
When and to whom may education records be disclosed? |
55:15 to 1:01:12 (5 minutes, 57 seconds) |
Audience Questions |
1:01:12 to 1:05:18 (4 minutes, 6 seconds) |
What rights do students have to see or amend their own records? |
1:05:18 to 1:13:11 (7 minutes, 53 seconds) |
FERPA implications on educational technologies? |
1:13:11 to 1:19:25 (6 minutes, 14 seconds) |
Practical Tips |
1:19:25 to 1:29:25 (10 minutes) |
Audience Questions |
How to Access
This video is limited to Pepperdine University community members only. Community members may be prompted to authenticate with Pepperdine CAS before viewing the video or accessing the materials. The recording and its materials are licensed from Academic Impressions for use only by Pepperdine University faculty, staff, and students. Due to this, we are securely hosting the video on Pepperdine Panopto and linking materials with Pepperdine Google Workspace. We cannot share the recording with any non-Pepperdine users or accounts.
Pepperdine Addenda
Per the Office of the Registrar (Office of the Registrar):
- All FERPA presentations are general in nature. Compliance is very important. Faculty members are encouraged to seek guidance on specific issues by contacting the Registrar's Office.
- For official university business, only an official Pepperdine University email message (e.g. firstname.lastname@pepperdine.edu) is considered acceptable. Students should be instructed to only submit requests via their official Pepperdine University email account.
- The Office of the Registrar (Office of the Registrar) has a mechanism to verify whether a parent is indeed the parent of a given student and to what information (if any) the student has granted access for the parent. Faculty members should first check with the Office of the Registrar before releasing any information to a parent.
Other Resources
- Pepperdine Academic Policies and Documents
- Pepperdine Student Records Policies
- US Department of Education: FERPA