Privacy Articles

Digital Redlining, Access, and Privacy

Chris Gilliard | May 24, 2016

Filtering content is often done with good intent, but filtering can also create equity and privacy issues.

Bill Fitzgerald | May 6, 2016

Learn more about the questions and process used to evaluate the privacy and security practices of educational technology.

Bill Fitzgerald | April 22, 2016

Privacy and Security can be difficult to discuss, yet building consensus within a school can be critical.

Bill Fitzgerald | March 28, 2016

Interested in learning more about information security? This newly released primer is a place to start.

Bill Fitzgerald | March 10, 2016

Privacy, Security, and Encryption are often used interchangeably. However, the distinctions between these terms merit closer examination.

Bill Fitzgerald | February 3, 2016

How many of us have memories of our behavior from high school, middle school, or elementary school that make us wince?

Bill Fitzgerald | February 1, 2016

With educational technology, data can be collected and shared in various ways.

Bill Fitzgerald | January 20, 2016

Sometimes, despite our best efforts, human mistakes can lead to unsound privacy practices.

Bill Fitzgerald | January 15, 2016

Boilerplate language in privacy policies can indicate a lack of attention to detail.

Bill Fitzgerald | January 3, 2016

The technical details of how privacy terms are shared matter. This post shows some easily avoidable issues.