

Episode 165: Shannon Edwards Reveals the Student Data Free-for-All in New York City Schools
Sep 10, 2024
Shannon Edwards, a passionate privacy advocate focused on data privacy in education, delves into the alarming invasion of children's personal data by for-profit companies in NYC schools. She discusses how educational apps extract sensitive information and the lack of transparency this creates. The conversation highlights the urgent need for parental advocacy and understanding their rights regarding data management. Shannon also emphasizes the implications of social-emotional learning initiatives and offers practical advice on protecting children's privacy in an increasingly tech-driven educational landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Data Dilemmas in Education
02:18 • 13min
Cybersecurity Challenges in NYC Schools
15:27 • 5min
Navigating Social-Emotional Learning in Schools Post-Pandemic
20:11 • 2min
Navigating Technology in Education
22:01 • 11min
Protecting Personal Data: A Family Approach
33:02 • 6min
Protecting Personal Information in the Age of Identity Theft
39:09 • 3min