I have so many problems with this, I don't know where to start. Now, if someone were being bullied online after school by name and brought it to the attention of the teachers, they might be able to speak with the other student and solve things behind the scenes. The internet just adds another layer to the usual teen drama/ hormones/ gossip.
But monitoring everyone? For no reason? And spending $40,000 to do it? That is more than the annual income of a lot of hard-working people. That is obscene, to spend that kind of money to peek at teen Instagram/cleavage shots.
Students are starting a "Remove Your School" facebook page to inform everyone that your public posts are tracked. And by removing your school from your profile and/or setting your profile to "private," you are no longer being tracked by Big Brother.
I have another idea. If millions of us "out there" set our profile to "Crescenta Valley Senior High," this program would be impossible to implement. Another fun idea would be to use weird pseudonyms. I think about every teen uses a pseudonym on facebook.
Geo
Listening out of Hermosa Beach, which will eavesdrop on public social
media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The goal of the
monitoring is to catch instances of bullying or even depression before
they get out of control and cause actual physical or emotional harm to
the students. - See more at:
http://www.educationnews.org/technology/glendale-to-monitor-all-students-public-social-media-posts/#sthash.jLq2YkWR.dpuf
Geo
Listening out of Hermosa Beach, which will eavesdrop on public social
media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The goal of the
monitoring is to catch instances of bullying or even depression before
they get out of control and cause actual physical or emotional harm to
the students. - See more at:
http://www.educationnews.org/technology/glendale-to-monitor-all-students-public-social-media-posts/#sthash.jLq2YkWR.dpuf
Geo
Listening out of Hermosa Beach, which will eavesdrop on public social
media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The goal of the
monitoring is to catch instances of bullying or even depression before
they get out of control and cause actual physical or emotional harm to
the students. - See more at:
http://www.educationnews.org/technology/glendale-to-monitor-all-students-public-social-media-posts/#sthash.jLq2YkWR.dpuf
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