No doubt about it: Social networking has left schools between a rock and a hard place. A new law may help — at least in some parody cases:
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Fake Facebook profiles of unsuspecting teachers and principals are nothing new. But this case outlines a different legal aspect of online speech.
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Schools and universities across the country are coming under fire for failing to protect student data. And here comes the first lawsuit:
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More than 10,000 applicants’ personal information is at risk after a laptop went missing from this college campus. Here’s what happened — and what the school’s doing to fight potential ID theft:
Security experts have been sounding the alarm for years: “Stop using students’ Social Security numbers for school ID numbers!”
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Facebook has been getting a lot of flack for its privacy problems. But here’s one site that will help — and it won’t break the bank!
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More than 3 million college students’ “personally identifiable information” has been stolen from computer data.
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Of course teachers are entitled to their own political views. But this one has been accused of blogging at school to promote his own agenda — on the taxpayers’ dime.
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Let’s be honest: Everyone loves online quizzes, but they’re just fun and games, right? Not necessarily — here’s one that can help prevent major mistakes with technology.
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