Use of Video. The District may use video recording of a bargaining unit member’s performance as part of a plan of assistance. The video record, and any evidence of having made a video recording, cannot be used as evidence in a subsequent dismissal hearing without the mutual consent of the unit member and the District.
Use of Video. USC utilizes video recording throughout its programs, including as an essential element of its instruction methodology. (By way of example only, the State of California requires USC to administer a Teaching Performance Assessment (“TPA”) of its students as part of USC’s teacher preparation program, with a component of that TPA being video that USC must obtain from each Student Teacher and maintain on file with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.) As such, any Student Teacher may make video recordings as part of his or her program studies throughout his or her assignment at the School/District. USC shall require Student Teachers to be responsible for obtaining appropriate and signed video release/authorization forms (which USC shall provide to Student Teacher ) on behalf of recorded individuals, as appropriate, including obtaining parent/guardian signatures on behalf of recorded individuals who are minors (i.e., under the age of legal competence). The School/District may provide reasonable assistance to Student Teachers in obtaining signatures on such forms.
Use of Video. USC utilizes video recording throughout its programs, including as an essential element of its instruction methodology. As such, any Candidate may make video recordings as part of his or her program studies throughout his or her assignment at the School/District. USC shall require Candidates to be responsible for obtaining appropriate and signed video release/authorization forms (which USC shall provide to Candidate ) on behalf of recorded individuals, as appropriate, including obtaining parent/guardian signatures on behalf of recorded individuals who are minors (i.e., under the age of legal competence). The School/District may provide reasonable assistance to Candidates in obtaining signatures on such forms.
Use of Video. No video/audio recordings will be used as part of any teacher’s professional evaluation without the teacher’s prior consent.
Use of Video. USC utilizes video recording pervasively throughout its programs, including as an essential element of its instruction methodology. (By way of example only, the State of California requires USC to administer a Teaching Performance Assessment (“TPA”) of its students as part of USC’s teacher preparation program, with a component of that TPA being video that USC must obtain from each Student Teacher and maintain on file with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.) As such, any teacher candidate may make video recordings as part of his or her program studies throughout his or her assignment at the School/District. USC shall require teacher candidates to be responsible for obtaining appropriate and signed video release/authorization forms (which USC shall provide to teacher candidates) on behalf of recorded individuals, as appropriate, including obtaining parent/guardian signatures on behalf of recorded individuals who are minors (i.e., under the age of legal competence). The School/District may provide reasonable assistance to teacher candidates in obtaining signatures on such forms.
Use of Video taping and Audio-recording devices: All observations of work performance of unit members will be conducted openly and with full knowledge of the unit member and shall be reduced to writing. The use of the public address or audio systems and similar surveillance or recording devices shall not be used for this purpose unless initiated by the teacher. Under no circumstances should a teacher feel pressured to use video-taping, audio recording or similar surveillance devices during the observation process.
Use of Video. GPS The Corporation shall not use surveillance cameras/microphones or GPS to monitor the work of employees unless any information collected through the use of such equipment shall be for legitimate reasons.
