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- FPF Perspectives
Student Privacy Goes to College
May 11, 2016Kobie PruittLearn MoreYesterday, I attended the 5th annual Higher Education Privacy Conference at George Washington University with experts and data advocates from across the countr…
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Using Student Data Essential for Research that Empower Students
Apr 15, 2016Future of Privacy ForumLearn MoreIn our nation’s schools, we have seen widespread use of zero tolerance policies that lead to suspension, expulsion, and other extreme disciplinary measures. Do…
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Should we all opt out?
Aug 30, 2015Learn MoreA new school year is just around the corner and my kids will be attending new schools. Not only am I excited about the school year ahead and the experiences of…
Student Data: Trust, Transparency, and the Role of Consent
Oct 1, 2014Jules Polonetsky and Joseph JeromeLearn MoreIntroduction Over the past decade, new technologies in schools have generated an “explosion of data” for public school systems to use and analyze.1 According …