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The Privacy and Equity Implications of Using Self-Harm Monitoring Technologies
Sep 27, 2021Sara Collins, Jasmine Park, Anisha Reddy, Yasamin Sharifi, and Amelia VanceLearn More
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- Algorithms and Analytics
- Child Privacy Outside of Education
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- EdTech
- Education Research
- Equity
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- FERPA
- Health Data
- Higher Education
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- Monitoring and Surveillance
- Online Learning
- Opt-out/in
- Parental Rights
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- Social Media and Online Account Privacy
- State Longitudinal Data Systems
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- Unintended Consequences
- US Federal Laws or Legislation
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Student Privacy Considerations for Parents
May 12, 2017Learn MoreParents should not only be involved with their child’s home technology use, but also be familiar with the data privacy policies and practices of their child’s …
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Common Sense Media Parent Student Privacy Survey
May 12, 2017Learn MoreThis 2014 national survey from Common Sense Media and the Benenson Strategy Group shows American adults are concerned about how kids' personal data may be used…
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Protecting Student Privacy in a Networked World
May 12, 2017Sunny DeyeLearn MoreThis report explains how that the best approach to establishing trusted online learning environments is to have all stakeholders—including learning professiona…
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Students, Data, and Blurred Lines: A Closer Look at Google’s Aim to Organize U.S. Youth and Student Information
May 11, 2017Tracy MitranoLearn MoreTo the extent that certain Internet business models such as targeted advertising may conflict with our expectations for the privacy and security of student dat…
