This is the place where I will put thoughts and ideas in the hope that you will comment and guide me forward. Thanks, in advance, for your help in this.
An extremely interesting article in the Guardian re FaceBook which I just draw your attention to and make no comment on ... though I expect many people will !
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posted by Doug @ 17:22
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I talk to senior management teams, teachers, students, advisors, software producers and publishers passionately about the use of ICT to enhance teaching and learning. I demonstrate, build, exhort, joke, anecdote and cajole but in the end insist that children have the right to the best and that technology can and should make a significant difference to how they live and how they learn. Today for them is not a rehearsal it is an entire entity in its own right and we as educators have the power to make it special.
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Good article by Ari Melder on alternet about Facebook:
http://www.alternet.org/story/72556/?page=entire
People are oblivious to the privacy implications of posting to social networks. 4 out of 5 people choose the default security settings in Facebook he says, allowing their full profile to be visible.
Ari also asks why isn't privacy protected and regulated in a similar way to consumer protection?
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