With bipartisan support, Do Not Track Kids legislation returns in Congress
May 25, 2018
Senate and House members have re-introduced a bill to protect children’s online data. It would update the 20-year-old COPPA.
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Top U.S. cybersecurity official says solution to workforce shortage is in the classroom
Jeanette Manfra of the Department of Homeland Security urged her peers to inspire and excite kids about cybersecurity.
SETDA announces new partnerships with emerging edtech startups
The 11 educational technology startups chosen as SETDA’s Emerging Private Sector Partners cover all corners of the education sector.
Washington district puts forward a unified approach to digital integration
At Vancouver Public Schools, the technology staff is tackling digital integration through three strategic teams.
How traditional textbook publishers can do well by the OER community
Traditional publishers can be important to the growing field of open educational resources — if they take some key principles to heart.
Human error to blame in vast majority of education data breaches
School districts must train personnel on good cyber-hygiene, experts tell Congress, because teachers are unknowingly the most common offenders.
Beyond the laws: Building a student data privacy compliance program
Compliance expert Linnette Attai lays out how schools and districts can change the conversation around data privacy programs.
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