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> degrade student and staff privacy That's the primary value to be captured right there! Their privacy is highly valued, monetarily: > authors contend that u
by McSinyx 4y ago
> degrade student and staff privacy
That's the primary value to be captured right there! Their privacy is highly valued, monetarily:
> authors contend that universities have been slower than organizations in other _economic_ sectors
Education in the US is just pure business.
- a9h74j 4y agoMake of it what you will, I just saw on the project censored website that protecting student data is seen by some as a major priority. The article seems more PII and cybersecurity focussed, rather than recognizing the threat of intentional monetization. https://www.projectcensored.org/ferpa-and-higher-ed-should-prioritize-the-safety-of-students-private-data/ https://www.projectcensored.org/ferpa-and-higher-ed-should-p...
- nerdponx 4y agoThis is about digital security, i.e. protecting data from unauthorized access and use. It says nothing about protecting students themselves from surveillance and abuse by their own institutions.