Blackboard Name: Sanya Murgai PSID: 1264832 LO1: Discuss information privacy and methods for improving the privacy of information. LO2: Explain the effects on information privacy of e-mail, data collection, and censorship. In today’s day and age, privacies definition can be manipulated to personal preferences. Once we put something on the internet, it will be accessible forever even if we delete it.…
Massive amounts of data being collected are causing extremely high risks of identity theft. When…
Explain how the processes used by own work setting or service comply with legislation that covers data protection, information handling and sharing. TDA3.1: 3.1. Summarise the main points of legislation and procedures covering confidentiality, data protection and the disclosure of information Working together to safeguard children (2006-2010) A Guide to Inter-agency Working to Safeguard and Promote the Welfare of Children.…
Houston Community College’s motto is ‘start here, go anywhere.’ Tis the season when many students are determining where they will go to school in the fall. With all the excitement and anxiety surrounding transferring schools, one crucial thing is missing: reliable information. Decisions on where to go to college are largely made in the dark.…
Limited Amendments Imagine you show up to school one day and the contents of your locker were searched through, then you head to class only to be told you are not allow to have a sticker on your shirt that says you support a your troops by wearing it. What ever happened to privacy and the freedoms of the first amendment? As a student your privacy rights are restricted and you could have less to even no privacy. Plus, your First Amendment rights can be altered to an extant as well.…
The general argument made in the Los Angeles Times article, “College Kids Have Too Much Privacy” , is that the Family educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) transfers all rights under FERPA from the parent to the student and that parents, under this act, are ignorant of their child’s grades, and their wellbeing in school. The author states that “you have no right, as a parent, to know what or how your children are doing in school” and that “FERPA was made to protect student’s privacy, ensuring that no outside parties could gain access to their educational information”. The extreme educational privacy nonetheless can lead to the lack of knowledge of failing classes, violation of campus policies, and mental health problems. The author states…
Two sources: P – 12 ● For First Amendment Rights: Franklin, A. J., & Boyd-Franklin, N. (2000). Invisibility syndrome: a clinical model of the effects of racism on African-American males. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 70(1), 33.…
Having the necessary information is crucial in almost any area, especially for research and development. The purpose of collecting data is primarily for knowledge discovery, then for further consideration. In other words, all websites gather people’s information and base on them to explore their behaviours and trends. From there, they will shape the browsing experience that match each person’s preference in the future. As mentioned above, social media, especially Facebook and Google, track all users’ activities online.…
With the advancement of technology comes a startling decrease in privacy. Nothing is considered ‘personal’ by the internet, or private, or kept a secret. Anything put on the internet is forever immortalized. Technology like cellphones, laptops, and drones have invaded the sense of personal privacy and eliminated the prospects of privacy returning to those who possess technology.…
Questions 1. What are some advantages and disadvantages of tagging students with RFID tags? Some of the advantages include that would be easy track attendance in schools, it would enable to certain people to know where the children are in the school, if some child has left the school boudary, among others. Several disadvantages on the other hand include that not every parent would participate, and if it’s not well and completely explained the use of tags, some parent would have present concerns that this information could be used for negative things and more importantly, making sure that only certain individuals have access to databases.…
Today in the world of constant fears of public shootings, drug use, and gang violence the question has been raised on whether or not schools should be allowed to search student’s persons and lockers for thing like weapons, guns, and drugs. The bottom line is that schools should have the final say so in this because they are the ones who are in charge of the safety of all of their students. The main argument against the schools searching their students is that it’s a “gross violation” of the student’s privacy. They believe that the schools should focus more on prevention and less on trying to control the students, but although it looks nice on paper, the truth is that schools can’t trust students to believe in what they’re being taught at…
With the continuing development of the Internet, the center stage of individual, business, and government discussions became a new globally sought after resource, data. Since its origin, Internet users have been warned about the dangers of posting personal, intimate information publicly; however, recent events have shifted privacy discussions away from discouraging posting ill-advised information to bringing awareness to under the radar data collection. Data is a very broad term that encompasses almost all Internet activity. What users search, click, view, and type is all collected and processed by either the website, Internet browser, or even the device itself. The demand for this personal data is enormous.…
There’s A Reason Why Mama Wouldn’t Let You Take a Cookie from the Jar: A Rhetorical Analysis of “Six Provocations for Big Data” In their essay “Six Provocations for Big Data”, danah boyd and Kate Crawford argue if the use of Big Data is ethical based upon the fact that is easily accessible to all, especially in today’s society. boyd, a researcher “and [the] founder of Data & Society Research Institute”, and Kate Crawford, also a researcher and professor, attempt to reach an uninformed, nonbiased audience (754). Through their writings, they bring to light the definition of Big Data, where it comes from, how it is used, and how it will affect the future of technology and privacy. Respectively, boyd and Crawford’s effort to persuade the audience…
Free speech in the classroom is a common debate. The first Amendment of the Constitution states that people have the right of expression and free speech. Some people believe students should be able to freely express themselves and have complete free speech in the classroom. Others believe that students should not have total free speech in school. Students should have free speech in school, but to a certain extent.…
Today’s internet has become an integral part of our daily lives. It changed the world in so many positive ways, but it has also a negative side to it. The negative issues that we are facing today with internet are our online privacy and data breaches. Recently, many people were divided in terms of their strong views about the importance of privacy and the exchange “between security needs and personal privacy” (Rainie & Maniam, 2016) as millions of Americans were also affected by online threats and privacy breaches and at the same time concerned with our security. The focus has been on government monitoring, although there are some other significant issues and concerns about how industries use our data.…