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But what privacy is there in a classroom? Theoretically the teacher could capture the same information by being more observant.
by panzagl 7y ago
But what privacy is there in a classroom? Theoretically the teacher could capture the same information by being more observant.
- everdrive 7y agoA wise teacher can offer a bit more dignity by choosing what they notice and draw attention to, or not.
- skybrian 7y agoPerhaps the same is true when choosing how to use video recordings?
- everdrive 7y agoMaybe. They're more ubiquitous, and almost certainly available to more parties. Can I really exercise my own judgement when my boss can watch the tape too?
- EpicEng 7y agoMy wife is a teacher and I promise you that principals don't want to have to manage their teacher's classes. They only step in when required or asked to.
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- saagarjha 7y agoNo teacher can watch the entire classroom constantly and unfailingly.
- elliekelly 7y agoBut the teacher doesn’t create a permanent record of everything they observe.
- streb-lo 7y agoI agree with you (my wife is also a teacher) but good luck with this crowd. Some of the HN commenters are counting down the days until someone founds a libertarian utopian moon colony.
- DickingAround 7y agoAs a libertarian looking foreward to a moon base... Im totally good w cameras in the hands of civilians. I use my closed loop, not online connected, home serveilance system every month: saw at least 4 crimes and even caght a home invader. Passed the info we want to the cops but not all. We dont all hate cams: Some of us just dont want gov to have them on us all the time.