Big Proctor
Notre Dame Journal of Emerging Technology, Jan 2022 | The widespread use of online proctoring software during the Covid pandemic...
Publications
The Silicon Ceiling: How Algorithmic Assessments Construct an Invisible Barrier to Opportunity
The University of Kansas Missouri Law Review, forthcoming 2022 Schools increasingly use artificial intelligence in instruction....
Robot Teachers, Pedagogy & Policy
The Oxford Handbook of Artificial Intelligence Ethics, March 2020 Schools increasingly use artificial intelligence in instruction....
Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Context
AI PULSE, Spring 2021 (with Edward Parson et al.) Study of AI’s societal impacts and risks, and its implications for risk assessment and...
Learner Privacy in MOOCs and Virtual Education
With Helen Nissenbaum, Theory and Research in Education, November 2018 The current debate about student privacy issues raised by...
Education Technology and Student Privacy
The Cambridge Handbook of Consumer Privacy, May 2018 Education is increasingly driven by big data. New education technology (ed tech)...
The Structural Consequences of Big Data-Driven Education
Big Data, June 2018 Educators and commenters who evaluate big data-driven learning environments focus on specific questions: whether...
The Limits of Education Purpose Limitations
University of Miami Law Review, March 2017 While student privacy has been a public issue for half a century, its contours change in...
Unpacking Student Privacy
The Handbook of Learning Analytics, May 2017 The learning analytics and education data mining discussed in this handbook hold great...
Student Privacy Principles for the Age of Big Data: Moving Beyond FERPA and FIPPs
Drexel Law Review, August 2016 The literature on student privacy often focuses on specific provisions and definitions. This paper offers...
19 Times Data Analysis Empowered Students and Schools: Which Students Succeed and Why?
The Future of Privacy Form, March 2016 Thoughtful use of education data has tremendous potential to improve and address inequities in...
Algorithms Can Be Lousy Fortunetellers
Slate, May 4, 2015 Two weeks ago, a new app called Crystal—which is billed as a tool to improve professional communication—would have...
The Proverbial Permanent Record
October 2014 The debate about student privacy is highly emotional and divisive. One prominent fear is that current and proposed...