The links below contain both correct answers (in the case of items Q2-Q15, which had definitive, correct answers), as well as insights derived from interviews with top-level IT administrators from each CU campus (CU Boulder, UCCS, and CU Denver). It should be noted that correct answers pertain to the learning management system Canvas, as this is what the interviews addressed (Canvas was recently made the primary LMS at CU campuses, replacing both D2L and Blackboard). Canvas settings were configured to mimic those of its predecessors at each CU campus (CU Boulder’s Canvas settings are based off of D2L, and UCCS’s settings are based off of Blackboard), so we can assume to some degree that a correct answer for Canvas is similar to that adhering to a different LMS, as well.
(READ FIRST) Summary of Roles and Permissions in Canvas at CU Boulder, UCCS, and CU Denver
(READ FIRST) Important Facts about Canvas and Instructure
Q1 – With which of the following learning management systems (LMS) are you most familiar?
Q2- Who can view the class roster in your LMS?
Q4 – Who can view a student’s calendar in your LMS?
Q7 – Who can view a student’s overall course grades in your LMS?
Q9 – Who can view feedback professors/teaching assistants (TAs) give to a student in your LMS?
Q11 – Who can view which course materials a student has downloaded in your LMS?
Q12 – Who can view whether a student is currently logged into your LMS?
Q13 – Who can view how many times a student has logged into your LMS?
Q14 – Who can view the total amount of time a student has spent in your LMS?
Q18 – Student data in your LMS is well safeguarded.
Q19 – Course instructors protect student data in your LMS.
Q20 – The university protects student data in your LMS.
Q21 – Student data in your LMS is protected by law.
Q25 – How frequently do you use your students’ data to conduct educational research?
CU LMS Privacy Survey Data Visualizations 