You will need to put a date that makes them 13. I have students use pseudonyms. Any student registering with a last name is suspended from the network until they change it. You can also have students who don't have emails use their parents' email ad…
Lisa, Thank you for this information, it is very helpful, however, when I was testing out the Ning sign up, I'm getting the questions date of birth, if I put in someone 12 it will not accept. Am I missing something?
Kelly as far as my understanding of COPPA law goes, as long as the under 13 yr olds do not post any personally identifying info (w/out parental consent on file) and you do not collect an email address from them you should be fine. Personal identifyi…
Hello,
I'm really interested in the Ning, with 7th and 8th Graders, but some 7th Graders are not quite 13. Did you encounter this issue with your 7th Grade? I have put a Ning together, and ready to roll it out, but I'm not sure about the under not…
You're welcome. Plus setting up students in this manner allows the teacher to monitor all NING activity (forum post, group discussion posts, email/inbox messages) b/c teacher can set up all students' settings to send email notification of everything…
An email address is required for creating Ning logins. A work around for signing up students without email accounts is creating a gmail account for yourself. You can then use this email address with a variation added to it. For example, if your gmai…
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