"I like to "follow the money" and look to who owns the website and developed it in the first place. In the case of bibme, it appears to have been developed at Carnegie-Mellon as a student project. The privacy policy is the next place to…"
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Rob Letcher - www.21stcenturyed.com replied to Faith Shabat's discussion Parental approval for Web 2.0 toolsRob Letcher - www.21stcenturyed.com replied to Abhishek Gupta's discussion Adaptive Learning and Comprehensive Assesment for students-A concept"The kind of personalization you speak of here was once possible, I think, when schools were smaller and is certainly one of the biggest reasons families homeschool. In a perfect version of this type of system, multiple lessons would be available in…"
Rob Letcher - www.21stcenturyed.com replied to Damianne President's discussion Rules of use for Student Photos"In our school, parents are asked to sign a release form at the start of the year which indicates that pictures may be taken of the child for use in promotional materials, news stories, yearbook, etc. Whether or not a student is permitted to have…"
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- Born and raised in the mountains of NE Pennsylvania, I currently reside just north of Philadelphia with my wife and two small boys. My days are spent working to improve the work of online educators worldwide and my nights - well, they're spent saving the world with ed tech and web 2.0 applications. That and watching "The Office".
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