Privacy Statements for Academic Technologies

Privacy statements of academic technologies are essential in digital learning because they clarify how student and faculty data are collected, used, and protected. They help ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards, build trust in digital learning environments, and safeguard sensitive information critical to maintaining academic integrity and student success.

Learning Management System

• Canvas Product Privacy Notice

Publishers:

• Cengage: Privacy Center
• Harvard Business Publishing: Privacy Policy
• MacMillan Learning: Privacy Notice
• McGraw-Hill: Privacy Center, Student Data Privacy
• Pearson: Privacy Policy
• SAGE Publishing: Privacy Policy

Other Third-Party Websites

• Adobe Products: Privacy Site
• Anthology (Ally): Privacy Statement
• ATI Testing: Global Privacy Statement
• Badgr (Canvas Credentials): Privacy Policy
• Blue (Explorance): Privacy and Cookie Policy
• Brainfuse: Privacy Policy
• Coursera: Privacy Notice
• EdPuzzle:  Privacy Policy
• Elsevier: Privacy Principles
• Grammarly: Privacy Policy
• Honorlock: Privacy Policy
• Hypothesis: Privacy Policy
• Khanmigo: Privacy Notice
• Leganto/ExLibris (Course Library): Security and Data Privacy
• LinkedIn Learning: Privacy Policy
• Lumen Learning: Privacy Policy
• Mediasite: Privacy and Cookie Policy
• Microsoft Office 365: Office 365 Privacy Statement
• Peregrin:
• Point Solutions: Privacy Policy
• SchoolDay (gg4l): Privacy Policy
• Starfish:
• Qualtrics:  Privacy Policy
• Respondus (Respondus 4.0, Respondus LockDown Browser, Respondus Monitor): Privacy Policy
• Turning Technologies (Echo 360): Privacy Policy
• Turnitin: TurnItIn Services Privacy Policy
• Vital Source: Privacy Policy
• Wiley: Privacy Policy
• W.W. Norton: Privacy Policy
• Yellowdig: Privacy Policy
• Zoom: Privacy Program