Can an instructor post grades or exam results in a public place using my name, social security number or my Clarion ID?
It is permissible for faculty to post grades provided no personally identifiable information is used to associate grades with specific students. Students can be assigned a random number at the beginning of the course to use throughout the semester. Grades can be posted using this number as long as the numbers are kept confidential, between the student and instructor, and posted in a random order. Grades cannot be posted in alphabetical order and the random number should not include any portion of a student’s social security number or Clarion ID.
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