The question of whether we as a global society need to rethink copyright laws is probably the least interesting or controversial part of the current debate. Yes – of course we do. Perhaps the best illustration of why we need to overhaul these laws comes from the US Court case […]
Monthly Archives: November 2014
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It’s interesting to me how privacy means so many different things to different people. Growing up in a Boston suburb in the 1990s, for me privacy meant having my own room and being able to lock my door. For my parents it meant not being interrupted at dinnertime by telemarketers, […]
Whether we use the term ‘digital footprint’ or ‘digital tattoo’, either way this has become an important piece of learning both in and out of the classroom. Last year, my colleague Michelle and I did a series of workshops with parents about digital citizenship, social media, and helping students control […]