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. Privacy Program
Initial Release of the Privacy Evaluation Questions Bill Fitzgerald | May 6, 2016 Learn more about the questions and process used to evaluate the privacy and security practices of educational technology. Privacy Program
Presentation: Building Consensus on Privacy and Security Bill Fitzgerald | April 22, 2016 Privacy and Security can be difficult to discuss, yet building consensus within a school can be critical. Privacy Program
Initial Release of the Information Security Primer for Evaluating Educational Software Bill Fitzgerald | March 28, 2016 Interested in learning more about information security? This newly released primer is a place to start. Privacy Program
Privacy, Security, and Encryption Bill Fitzgerald | March 10, 2016 Privacy, Security, and Encryption are often used interchangeably. However, the distinctions between these terms merit closer examination. Privacy Program
Surveillance, Worst-Case Scenarios, and the Wince-able Moment 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? Privacy Program
The Long Life of a Data Trail Bill Fitzgerald | February 1, 2016 With educational technology, data can be collected and shared in various ways. Privacy Program
Privacy Protection and Human Error Bill Fitzgerald | January 20, 2016 Sometimes, despite our best efforts, human mistakes can lead to unsound privacy practices. Privacy Program
Make Sure Your Policies Are Your Policies Bill Fitzgerald | January 15, 2016 Boilerplate language in privacy policies can indicate a lack of attention to detail. Privacy Program
Simple Tips for Vendors When Reviewing Terms Bill Fitzgerald | January 3, 2016 The technical details of how privacy terms are shared matter. This post shows some easily avoidable issues. Privacy Program
