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Schools Are Using Widespread Digital Surveillance of Students. Does It Keep Them Safe? Or Invade Their Privacy?

By Benjamin Herold & Emma Patti Harris — May 30, 2019 0:53
Education Week
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Benjamin Herold
Contributing Writer,  Education Week
Benjamin Herold is a contributing writer covering learning environments and ed-tech issues for Education Week.
Emma Patti Harris
Deputy Managing Editor, Visual and Immersive Experiences,  Education Week
Emma Patti Harris is a deputy managing editor for Education Week who oversees visuals and immersive experiences.
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