With a broader audience of onlookers, live and recorded virtual instruction has exposed concerns about teaching methods and student privacy. Videos have captured inappropriate language, racial bias, neglectful living conditions, blatant cheating, and offensive behavior.

Virtual learning has invaded students’ privacy, with their cameras revealing their homes, families, and personal habits daily. From graphic posters to unruly siblings, teachers and classmates see much more into students’ lives than before the pandemic.

You need to understand the legal issues related to virtual instruction, including how to address concerns about students and staff members that would not have been observed in school but are readily apparent through video.

Leading education law expert Richard Verstegen will help you identify legal risks inherent in virtual learning. You will learn practical tips to minimize liability.