Brown U first to require use of Alphabet Verily app – Fast Company
Fast Company reports that Brown University will require employees to use Alphabet (Google) Inc. subsidiary Verily’s “Healthy at Work” app…. read more
Without Consent: Analysis of FERPA Practices – World Privacy Forum
The World Privacy Forum conducted an in-depth analysis and issued key recommendations regarding contemporary student information practices, uses of FERPA-designated… read more
How to Keep Your Zoom Chats Private and Secure
Learn what Zoom can already do, how it is monitoring you, & useful settings to secure your meetings from Zoom… read more
Digital Wellness Workshop – Penn State Berks Privacy Series
Learning activities, presentation slides, case studies, and student learning outcomes for a Digital Wellness Workshop and creating a digital wellness… read more
MIT Technology Review – The Youth Issue (Jan/Feb 2020)
MIT Technology Review explores Gen Z perspectives on classroom technology, cell phones, smart devices, social media, youth influencer stardom, and… read more
The attention economy is corrupting the classroom – Stanford Daily
Although technological distractions appear trivial, small behaviors of distracted learning and disrespect toward speakers enacted on a large scale make… read more
Library Trends – Learning Analytics and the Academic Library
Academic librarians are encouraged to check out this issue of Library Trends, Learning Analytics and the Academic Library: Critical Questions… read more
Maybe Universities Shouldn’t Be Putting Amazon Echos in Student Dorms
Stoller, E. (2019, May 2). Maybe Universities Shouldn’t Be Putting Amazon Echos in Student Dorms. Inside Higher Ed. Retrieved from https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/student-affairs-and-technology/maybe-universities-shouldnt-be-putting-amazon-echos-student
Social Media as ‘Fair Game’ in Admissions
Jaschik, S. (2018, April 23). Social media as ‘fair game’ in admissions. Inside Higher Education. Retrieved from https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2018/04/23/new-data-how-college-admissions-officers-view-social-media-applicants
‘Nudging’ Looked Like It Could Help Solve Key Problems in Higher Ed. Now That’s Not So Clear.
Supiano, B. (2019, September 4). ‘Nudging’ Looked Like It Could Help Solve Key Problems in Higher Ed. Now That’s Not… read more