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What does relying on a 3rd party service do to our class schedule when it’s gone.
The article below talks about the impact of relying on services like the recently shut-down megaupload. I fear that we rely on outside, 3rd party, services similar to this all to often within the University. I am vocal about my … Continue reading
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Could requiring our students to use social media tools and blog violate FERPA?
Charles Bristow from CTLT has written an article which questions the use of socail media and blogging sites in relation to FERPA. Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology » Blog Archive » FERPA and Online Student Collaboration.