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"The ACCC has instituted proceedings in the Federal Court against... Google... alleging they engaged in misleading conduct and made false or misleading representations to consumers about the personal location data Google collects, keeps and uses."
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Are you a K-12 Victorian teacher?
Would you be interested in exploring the implications of AI for professionals in education?
This is a free PD at Deakin Burwood focussing on AI and Education.
November 11th, 9.00-4.30
All the speakers are amazing.
deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/e…
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Dr Marc Adam (@mtpadam) believes #machinelearning can transform lives. Along with Dr @megan_rollo, Dr @shamuspsmith, @DrTracyBurrows and @ProfCCollins, he is developing user-centered technology to measure food intake in at-risk communities.
#UniNewcastle @UON_research @UON_FEBE
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Happy Saturday everyone. Help me celebrate with @Aldous2018 on her first academic publication by checking it out! cgscholar.com/bookstore/work…
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This looks AWESOME.
Governing doubt: Automated education and explainable Artificial Intelligence
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Pros and Cons of Twitter for Academics and Teachers.
A big one - it "allows access to and communication with researchers and academics", whether within or beyond your fields or employment field. The down side, digital labour and addiction.
aare.edu.au/blog/?p=4543
Looking for an app to help you manage your privacy and security settings? Try @JumboPrivacy
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Can someone direct me to research that can expand on this please? I'd been keen to see a good systematic review regarding the lit that explores the cost of tech in K-12 ed and how it benefits learning?
Please retweet.
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The Spinner is an app that allows an individual to target any person with repetitive exposure to hundreds of items disguised as editorial content. Thus controlling the content on the websites he or she usually visits, and subconsciously influencing them.
thespinner.net/
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In the news: New #surveillance tech means you'll never be anonymous again wired.co.uk/article/surveill… #Privacy
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A must read on how #AI works & why it's not all about the benefits of personalised machine interaction. #machinelearning #racism #ethics #aiethics theguardian.com/technology/2…
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Artificial intelligence in education, compendium of promising initiatives
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Anyone want to come and work with me at the School of Education at Uni Newcastle? We are advertising three positions Levels B/C. One each in Primary Education; Special and Inclusive Education; and Educational Psychology newcastle.edu.au/about-uon/j…
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"Parents Thought They Wanted Tech in Every Classroom. Now They’re Not So Sure.
Schools spent millions of dollars on devices and programs; some question how much it’s helping."
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DET VIC are seeking Victorian Government school teachers for six activity based focus groups exploring how teachers engage with and use digital educational resources primarily in teaching and learning:
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"...any physical barrier to limiting the collection of children and young people’s data at school should be welcomed. It is much easier to police a physical item, than the data it collects, or trying to trace how that data may be used."
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K-12 teachers: there is a Digital Platforms Inquiry occurring in Australia as we speak. Your opinions need to be heard.
There is a fundamental shift occurring in K-12 at the moment. Please share, lets have greater communication between teachers, legislators, designers + edtech.
When children use their smart phones in school vast amounts of data are being collected about them. Janine Aldous @Aldous2018 tell us why this is a good reason to ban phones in schools #AAREblog #EduResearchMatters
aare.edu.au/blog/?p=4307
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8 Things You Need to Know about Surveillance
My new post: 8 Things You Need to Know About Surveillance
fast.ai/2019/08/07/surveilla…
ALT Surveillance can facilitate human rights abuses and even genocide Data is often used for different purposes than why it was collected Data often contains errors Surveillance typically operates with no accountability Surveillance changes our behavior Surveillance disproportionately impacts the marginalized Data privacy is a public good We don’t have to accept invasive surveillance
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"While teachers have always monitored students’ behavior, the affordances of these technologies require ethical thinking about the degree to which students have a right to privacy and what level of surveillance is acceptable."
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"...if consumers are not adequately
informed about how their user data is collected, used and disclosed, and [lack]...sufficient control in deciding whether to give up their user data... their individual privacy preference[s]" may not be reflected.
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