Considering the news this month concerning Facebook and Cambridge Analytica, eLearning Inside News recently decided to take another look at an example of data collection in edtech. Google, with their G Suite for Education, is “still doing some data collection and they’re pretty open about it,” said Sophia Cope, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). “They’re collecting data for their own purposes to improve their products or just to better understand their users and in general.”
Considering the news this month concerning Facebook and Cambridge Analytica, eLearning Inside News recently decided to take another look at an…
While most people don’t equate television and learning, in the mid-twentieth century, at least a few educators imagined that the two…
Thirteen years ago today on April 23, 2005, YouTube’s first video, an 18-second clip known as “Me at the Zoo,” was…
Last week, Bank of America and Cornell University announced a new partnership. The name—Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship—says it…
"Google is still doing some data collection and they’re pretty open about it. They’re collecting data for their own purposes to…
Western Governors University (WGU), an online competency-based institution, continues to make inroads in higher education. A new Gallup study suggests that…
“The students assigned the commercial textbook reported spending a significantly greater number of hours per week studying for the course than…
From online courses to an initiative that entailed putting an Amazon Echo in every freshman engineer’s dorm room, Arizona State University…
As early as 2007 there were people claiming that the learning management system (LMS) as a tool to facilitate learning and…
Last week, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) announced a new program: a partnership with the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) designed…
