Privacy, Usage Rights, and Hidden Cameras
Three privacy and online rights pieces have come up in the last couple of weeks, and I thought I’d share them all at once.
Category: social networking
Inappropriate Work-related Facebook Checkups
An insurance company, Manulife, has withdrawn a woman’s long-term sick leave benefits associated with a diagnosis of major depression after viewing pictures of her on Facebook.
E-Learn Vancouver, Final Thoughts
After reflecting on E-Learn 2009, I decided to post a few final thoughts about overall trends and happenings at the conference this year.
E-Learn Vancouver, Day 3
Like the days before it, Day 3 of E-Learn carried a few interesting presentations with it – including working examples of social networks and virtual worlds (Second Life) in classrooms.
E-Learn Vancouver, Day 2
I report on Day 2 of E-Learn, with topics including blended learning, mobile learning, data mining, online communities, and Second Life.
E-Learn Vancouver, Day 1
The first day of E-Learn is over, and I wanted to share my thoughts on the many presentations I saw today.