Advancement · School Operations
List each paid app with its cost, licenses and how many people used it last month. The tracker works out the cancel-by date from the contract’s notice period and the cost per active user, and flags student data without a signed privacy agreement.
Included with Caveat Classroom and Whole-school licenses. Or get it in the School operations toolkit, $49 for 32 items.
The worked example is three made-up subscriptions: a reading platform worth keeping, a premium quiz app with low use and no privacy agreement, and a family sign-up tool. Records save on this device only.
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Advancement · School Operations$19 · included with Classroom and Whole-school licenses
Under FERPA, a school can share student records with a vendor acting as a school official only when the vendor is under the school’s direct control for the data and uses it only for the school’s purpose; a data privacy agreement puts that in writing. Under the FTC’s COPPA rule, a school may consent for children under 13 only for use that benefits the school, not for the vendor’s commercial purposes.
The cost per active user is often the most telling number on the list. A low price for an app nobody opens is still money spent; training or promotion may fix it, or a smaller license count may.
The worked example is made up, including the vendors. Privacy rules are stated in general federal terms; your district’s policies and state law may add more. It is not legal advice. Nothing you type is sent to Caveat. Support: team@caveatacademic.com.