By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
Consumer AI models often log your prompts by default and may reuse them to train future versions. Education-specific models under a district contract typically disable that logging — which is exactly why the tool you choose matters.
Minimize the Data
Enter only what is strictly needed to get the job done. If the task doesn’t require a detail, leave it out of the prompt entirely.
Use Aliases or Placeholders
Replace real student names with aliases or generic labels — “Student A,” for example — before including any work in a prompt.
Strip File Metadata
Names and other identifying details can hide in a file’s metadata. Remove that information before uploading any document.
Disable History & Training
Check your account settings and turn off prompt history and model-training opt-ins wherever the option is available.
Check Settings First
Make reviewing account privacy settings a habit before you begin any task — not an afterthought once data has already been entered.
Apply All Four, Every Time
Each move reinforces the others. Skipping even one step can leave student data exposed, so treat the four moves as a complete set.
A quick check on data minimization and safe settings.