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How Much Data Is Enough Data ? – What happens to privacy when bureaucracies exceed their scope
October 18, 2012 by admin
This is the follow up to our paper on data collection and student privacy. This paper is about Oklahoma's own P20 Council - the kind of data they are collecting and how. Please read and pass on to everyone as most Oklahomans pay for public education, whether they want to or not!
How Much Data is Enough Data? What happens to privacy when bureaucracies exceed their scope?
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