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So what you're saying is that an IRB is just 'too onerous' and that getting informed consent (from the children or their guardians) is just too hard? And then
by noasaservice 4y ago
So what you're saying is that an IRB is just 'too onerous' and that getting informed consent (from the children or their guardians) is just too hard?
And then you have the audacity to tell us to "don’t do the extreme outrage machine"?
Just wow.
- workingon 4y agoYeah with no concerns about the limitations or monetization of the data that the edtech companies are collecting. Data on the habits of children has to be some of the most valuable data in the data-for-sale corporate/black markets.
- dr_dshiv 4y agoYou should have read the link or listened to what I wrote. Yes. You are contributing to the outrage machine.
- dr_dshiv 4y agoNot that IRB is too onerous. We still get IRB approval. But approval can come with an exemption from informed consent when it involves research on normal educational practices.