#15: Student Data, Mining of this Data, and Implications

Oakland County Literacy Podcast

May 7, 201550:50Education

The ability to collect, and store, vast amounts of information about students is becoming increasingly easier and cheaper. At its best, this information can be used to support students, at its worst, the information can...

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