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There is huge business in developing new software tools that are designed to "tailor learning to each child. To achieve that sort of customization, the software may collect and analyze a vast array of details about the habits and activities of individual students." Of course there is the usual issue about what happens to that data.
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Quotes are from NYT article by Natasha Singer in today's business section. "Tools for Tailored Learning May Expose Students’ Personal Details"
I've got a solution. Get whatever software you need for learning and do it offline. If schools don't buy it, then it won't be an issue. Schools can choose software that is not data mined. This is pure vulture capitalism. Refuse to participate. We will soon be forced to contend with the wages of rebellion (as Chris Hedges put it so well).
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