[UPDATE: the full paper describing this approach has now been published in the Journal of Learning Analytics] [based on Doug Clow’s liveblog of the talk I did at the LAEP workshop in Amsterdam] I was a law student when I first came across learning analytics; the idea of being asked “do you consent to learning […]
Month: April 2016
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Privacy Shield – Unfinished Business
The Article 29 Working Party’s new Opinion on the US–EU Privacy Shield draft adequacy decision leaves a lot of questions unanswered and further prolongs the period of uncertainty for anyone transferring personal data from Europe to the USA. That began last October when the European Court of Justice declared that the US-EU Safe Harbor agreement […]
The slides from our Networkshop session on Learning from Software Vulnerabilities are now available. All three talks showed how managing the process of finding, reporting and fixing vulnerabilities can improve the quality of software and the security of our systems. Graham Rymer and Jon Warbrick presented a case study of discovering and fixing a bug […]