PaulBedford1

Here is the reply I was sent back. GDPR Compliance Overview - Renaissance Learning Thank you for reaching out. If you haven’t already, please start with our GDPR informational page (GDPR Compliance Overview - Renaissance Learning), which should answer a number of your questions. We do not send out a detailed sheet of our security measures, but I will see what we can put together for you. I’m copying in REDACTED, who can get you a copy of your current Terms and Conditions with Renaissance Learning. You’ll also want to talk the individual at your school who oversees the relationship with Renaissance Learning, as he or she will also know exactly what data elements we collect. The list can vary slightly from school to school. Additionally, you should be receiving a copy of our GDPR-ready contract addendum. If you have not received that, our main contact at your school likely already has.

I am also having this problem with GroupCall Xporter. I've had to set a schduled task to restart the service daily - short of moving this to it's own VM - which seems an overkill for such a tiny piece of software.

I don't want Google Apps just so we can control YouTube access. The old method was working perfectly well for us. It's a transparent attempt to get schools to sign up for Google for Education. We're quite happy on Office 365 and this will just mean YouTube is not available again for students, unless I can set up a generic logon for all students. I'd be interested to know how many schools allow unfiltered access to YouTube for students, it's not something I'd entertain unless made to.