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Month: July 2019

Data Doubles Team Represented by Collaborator Abigail Goben at ALA in DC

July 29, 2019July 30, 2019 Abigail Goben Leave a comment

On behalf of the Data Doubles team, collaborator Abigail Goben presented “In Their Own Words, Student Perspectives on Privacy and Library Participation in Learning Analytics Initiatives” as a Library and Information Technology Association session at the American Library Association Conference in Washington DC.

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Kyle Jones Publishes Three Articles Addressing Aspects of Learning Analytics and Student Privacy

July 29, 2019July 29, 2019 Kyle M. L. Jones Leave a comment

Kyle Jones, a collaborator on the Data Doubles project, has published three new peer-reviewed journal articles in recent months. Each article addresses various aspects of student privacy in relation to emerging learning analytics practices.

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Collaborator Andrew Asher Represents the Team at EBLIP 2019, Talks Reflexivity with Attendees

July 29, 2019July 29, 2019 Andrew Asher 3 Comments

Representing the Data Doubles research team, Andrew Asher gave a presentation entitled, “Do students care? Student perspectives on personal data use in library learning analytics,” at the 10th International Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.

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  • Webinar Presented for DLF’s Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (updated with recording)
  • Andrew Asher Wins Indiana University Award
  • Data Management for Data Doubles
  • OSF Updated with Three Bibliographies
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