inBloom Aims to Increase Data Flow Despite Controversy
The nonprofit organization hopes to create a vast personalized learning environment for every student through the aggregation of student and teacher data. Read Full Post >
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April 16, 2013
January 15, 2013
Ohio School Community at Center of Controversy Threatened by Cyber Attacks
A number of digital threats made in a small Ohio community following a high-profile rape investigation illustrate the complicated nature of school cyber security in the 21st century. Read Full Post >
December 21, 2012
After Newtown, Students' Online Postings Bring Disciplinary Action
School leaders in Delaware, Ohio, Washington and other states have taken steps to quell rumors of school violence posted on social media sites. Read Full Post >
December 19, 2012
New Federal Rules on Children's Privacy Set for Digital Devices
The Federal Trade Commission finalized rules that specify the types of personal information that cannot be collected from children without parental notice and consent. Read Full Post >
December 18, 2012
SpongeBob App Violates Child Privacy Laws, Complaint Says
A complaint filed with the FTC by the Center for Digital Democracy says SpongeBob Diner Dash collects children's personal information without parental consent. Read Full Post >
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