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Clever stuff about avoiding context collapse, and how Snapchat and Instagram have different tones.
ALA privacy guidelines for ebooks, data exchange, patron computers, websites/OPACs, ILSes, K12
AltSchool is an experiment in big data, responsive lesson plans, and student surveillance. Can Silicon Valley disrupt education?
OverDrive, a company that provides an e-book and audiobook platform for schools, has launched K-5 QuickStart, a collection of 200 e-books designed to help encourage reading among students in elementary school.
One library wanted more students to work there. One needed a physical space dedicated to teens and technology. Another wanted to create a safe place ...
Through a collaboration between AASL and NASBE, I attended the Student Privacy Training Bootcamp sponsored by the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) on Friday, June 10, at the Google headquarters in Washington, DC. I have to say... Read More ›
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"Schools are under relentless pressure to make ever greater use of technology."
Introduction Libraries face a number of challenges in protecting the privacy of users, especially students in elementary, middle, and high schools. School libraries offer print, media, and online
In September 2015, the Online Interest-based Advertising Accountability Program (Accountability Program) of the Advertising Self-regulatory Council (ASRC)
LAS CRUCES – It’s after dark, and Angel Banegas sits in the parking lot at Hatch Valley High School.
Parents and caregivers of children of color want books that reflect their children, as do librarians and teachers. It's time for reviewers to name the race and identity of a book's characters.
Last week the NY Times ran the sort of op-ed on digital culture that the cultured despisers love to ridicule. In it, Jane Brody made a host of claims about the detrimental consequences of digital m…