This collection of eight seminar outlines focuses on current privacy-rights issues in the arena of education. Seminar outlines include: (1) "The Transparency of Public School Employees' Professional and Personal Lives in the 21st Century: A Canadian Perspective," by Sam Carmen and Val Riewe; (2) "Common Law Privacy in Educational Settings," by David Dagley and Lisa Stamps; (3) "The Internet and Academic Freedom: The Implications of Urofsky v. Gilmore," by Luke M. Cornelius; (4) "Students' Rights of Privacy in the Digital Age," by Philip T.K. Daniel and Patrick Pauken; (5) "Disability, Privacy, and Protection: Ruminations on Maintaining Dignity in Public Spaces," by Theresa Glennon; (6) "FERPA, IDEA and Student Discipline: Navigating the 'Shark-Infested Waters'," by John Decman and Cassandra Bauer; (7) "The Korean Supreme Court Viewpoint of Professor-Assistant Sexual Harassment," by Heekwon Sohn; and (8) "Discriminatory Surveillance: Issues of Equity, Privacy and Security in Schools," by Ron Garrison. (RT)