Which of the following actions may violate FERPA?

Posting student work online without consent may violate FERPA because it constitutes the public disclosure of personally identifiable information (PII) from a student's education record. FERPA protects the privacy of student education records and requires educational institutions to obtain consent from students (or parents, if the student is a minor) before disclosing PII. When student work, especially if it includes identifiable information such as names or images, is shared publicly without providing students or their guardians the opportunity to consent, it can lead to a breach of this privacy law. Thus, this action can be seen as a direct violation of FERPA’s provisions.