Maybe go ahead and download your favorite TikToks.

Cars are smartphones on wheels—without the privacy protections.

Commentary: The tech industry's most interesting ideas always show up at the annual confab in Las Vegas, but sometimes we have to ask what the heck they were thinking.

Aimed at young or inexperienced Web users, this video explains the long-term risks of sharing inappropriate information online.

Justin Gawel says there's nothing too incriminating on his Facebook page.

In 2019, I made a painful decision. But to the algorithms that drive Facebook, Pinterest, and a million other apps, I'm forever getting married.

If it's free, you're the product. pic.twitter.com/G4gd8OVgtd— Economics in Bricks (@econinbricks) September 3, 2020

In this Digital Pedagogy Lab Workshop, we’ll explore some of the common rhetorical techniques companies who create ed tech use to sell their products. We’ll ...

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[This post was originally sent as an email newsletter to our Digital Detox participants.] Written by Renee Wells, Director of Education for Equity and Inclusion, Middlebury “Knowing how to handle online insults and trolls is so

In the age of the internet, tech tools and apps make it easier for teachers to engage their students and introduce new modes of collaboration and learning into their lesson plans. With the use of these edtech tools, student data is collected by both the educators and the companies providing the tech service. That being said, as a teacher, you

This is part two in my wrap up posts from OLC Innovate 2018. My third and final presentation was demoing and gathering feedback on a framework and tool that Amy Collier and I have been developing o…

Thanks to @EdTech4Funky1s for recommending the Mozilla Data Detox Kit

Free Technology for Teachers

It’s important to obtain parent and student permission before publishing photos or videos online. Of the 610 fourth and fifth graders currently at my elementary school, only 10 parents have r…

The participating companies are publicly committing themselves not to sell information on kindergartners through 12th graders.

Schools are collecting more data than ever on how children are doing. Companies and nonprofits, meanwhile, are racing to put that data to use in the classroom.

This does not bode well for workers, or for retail customers.

h/t chris gilliard

The Ethical Explorer Pack is designed to help Silicon Valley's rank and file—not just CEOs—steer products away from harmful directions.