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The MIT Libraries is committed to protecting your privacy and confidentiality when you visit or use services we provide. This privacy policy details how MIT Libraries handles the personally identifiable information (PII) of MIT students, faculty, staff, and other patrons of the MIT Libraries. MIT Libraries Patron Data Privacy Policy Last updated: November 2020 Table […]
Governance Coverage across the research enterprise – it is increasingly clear that research transcends disciplines, geography, institutions and stakeholders. The infrastructure that supports it needs …
Revised: October 21, 1985 I. Background The primary objective of policies concerning ownership of intellectual property must be to preserve, protect and foster the open and creative expression and exchange [...]
A longitudinal study of open access levels at 1,207 research institutions worldwide reveals high performing institutions in Latin America, Africa and Asia.
Advisory applies not just to victims but also to security and finance firms they hire.
This reading list includes citations providing access to institutional policies and statements on learning analytics. I discovered some of the resources in the existing literature and thank the aut…
Includes Canvas.
State-by-state chart for the US.
Data Stewards are assigned by, and are accountable to, Data Trustees. Data Stewards help define, implement, and enforce data management policies and procedures within their specific Data Domain. A Data Trustee may delegate to the Data Steward the authority to represent the Data Trustee in data-related policy discussions. Data Steward responsibilities include: Identifying major data…
A governance toolkit for great communities
Law casebook for cybersec. OA.
Facial recognition offers a totalizing new surveillance power. Police now have the capability to monitor, track, and identify faces through networked surveillan
Forward-thinking institutions are building a robust infrastructure to support ethical data usage, privacy, and innovation.
Really good example of a security/privacy policy for vendors.
Sean McDonald argues that companies offering digital products — whether an algorithm or infrastructure — should be required to warranty not only their products, but how those products are meant to be used.