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Eyes on Education

Eyes on Education

Eyes on Education

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Education

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Language:

English

Copyright Notice:

Nolan Higdon

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 1
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

Eyes on Education exposes the hidden dangers of surveillance tech in schools. From K-12 to college, digital tools marketed as “safety measures” are really tracking, monetizing, and controlling faculty, staff, and students—at the cost of their privacy and autonomy.

Hosts Allison Butler (UMass Amherst) and Nolan Higdon (UC-Santa Cruz) bring in experts to uncover what’s really happening and, more importantly, how to fight back. While the truth can be unsettling, this isn’t just a critique—it’s a call to action.

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Podcast Insights

Content Themes

The podcast focuses on the implications of surveillance technology in educational settings, highlighting themes such as privacy concerns, corporate influence in academia, and the impact on student autonomy, with episodes like 'From Remote to Controlled' featuring discussions on the dark side of ed-tech and its effects on traditional teaching paradigms.

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