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As the University of California San Diego’s inaugural chief privacy officer, I’m responsible for ensuring that the university handles all personal data — whether student, employee or research data — responsibly and ethically. We live in a new world where Big Data and data-driven and data-informed decisions influence everything, and our data practices have a significant impact on privacy in ways they didn’t just 10 years ago. 
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The data when effectively used can allow the stakeholders to make and customise personalised decisions based on the need of the learner and help the learner to succeed. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Melissa Ledford's curator insight,
July 14, 2021 9:21 PM
The rise of online learning in post-covid times has created a further need to look at the data privacy of users. Many had to learn to navigate online classes very quickly and school systems set up servers hastily in order to keep up with the sudden shift to fully virtual options. Recommended actions to increase user privacy include not publishing contact info or meeting links anywhere, giving parents the option to opt out of any sharing or to delete their child's information and anonymizing user names on the platform.
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