- Jan 2020
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www.fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com
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socially damaging
It is not the socialites that damage, it is the companies/lobbyists that damage the social contracts/constructs.
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In an illustration of how ill-matched the idea of privacy policies are with reality, a 2008 study found it would take the average American 40 minutes a day to read every privacy policy they encountered, at a cost of up to $5,038 a year in lost productivity.
Are there any newer studies in this regard? What are the numbers now? Are they obfuscated?
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- Aug 2017
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www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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I need to change my study habits
Forcing new mods of behaviour - thats defo what I want from my degree(s).
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There is also correlation, the students are learning, between perception and success.
uhhhhh this is almost a poem or a Dandy Warhol lyric right?
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students could easily game the highlighting or note-taking functions. Or a student might improve his score by leaving his textbook open and doing something else.
WTAF?
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data
"some data is more equal than other data"
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“It knows more than my mother.”
So many fallacies at work now. Don't know where to start. This is one of the saddest sentences here though for sure.
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they
huh - I take back what I said about the author - I don't think there is any irony happening here.
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CourseSmart said it knew of no problems with its software
And one must always side with the machines. Always with the machines.
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they know the books are watching them
aaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrggghhhhh
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notes on paper
but don't trust the STs #amirite?
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manager needed better data
because its made of people?
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reams of data
Starting to wonder if David Streitfeld was sub-writing this whole thing. His rhetoric is quite dark and foreboding.
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they decline to say what, if anything, they will do with it
bwahahahahaha
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help prepare new editions.
Almost sounds like soylent green right?
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expressions on their faces
but did they? really?
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even as critics question how well it measures learning
assuming one can actually measure learning - like for real?
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Major publishers in higher education have already been collecting data from millions of students who use their digital materials
not scary or foreboding at all #amirite?
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