I have a paper forthcoming in the journal College & Research Libraries with Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe. The article is titled “Preparing academic librarians to prioritize privacy in learning analytics projects: An evaluation of a professional development course” and is available in my OSF research repository as a preprint: https://osf.io/s5hwr.
Author: Kyle M. L. Jones
New Article Forthcoming for College & Research Libraries News
With my collaborators on the Datafied Classroom project, we’ve had a piece accepted for College & Research Libraries News: “Student privacy in the datafied classroom: Facilitating conversations with campus stakeholders.” This writing provides an overview of the project and reflections from partners who ran our facilitated workshops. See the preprint here: https://osf.io/urypq
New Project Page for Edtech Governance Research
I’ve been collaboratively working on a few projects focused on edtech governance. To keep track of my efforts in this area, see this new project page: https://thecorkboard.org/edtech-governance/
On Sabbatical
I have begun my sabbatical and will return to Indiana University starting August 1st, 2024. During this time I will work on an upcoming book to be published by Cambridge University Press titled Governing EdTech in Schools and Universities. I will also be working on AI-related teaching projects.
Forthcoming Article in the Journal of Computing in Higher Education
I have a paper forthcoming in the Journal of Computing in Higher Education with Amy VanScoy, Alison Harding, and Amy Martin. The article is titled “Changing student privacy responsibilities and governance needs: Views from faculty, instructional designers, and academic librarians” and is available in my OSF research repository as a preprint: https://osf.io/frup4.
Interview with The Markup
My interview with The Markup‘s Tara García Mathewson has been published. Their piece, “He wanted privacy. His college gave him none,” is available at https://themarkup.org/machine-learning/2023/11/30/he-wanted-privacy-his-college-gave-him-none.
Interview with Indianapolis Business Journal
My interview with Indianapolis Business Journal‘s Susan Orr has been published. Their piece, “Indiana colleges use analytics to try to increase retention,” is available at https://www.ibj.com/articles/indiana-colleges-use-analytics-to-try-to-increase-retention.
Special Issue in Information and Learning Sciences
The journal Information and Learning Sciences has published the special issue I guest edited titled “The Datafication of Student Life in Higher Education: Privacy Problems and Paths Forward.” My thanks to Rebecca Reynolds (editor) for her support. Access the issue, including my introduction, here: https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/issn/2398-5348/vol/124/iss/9/10
Featured in Inside Higher Ed
My recent invited talk at Digital Universities U.S. was featured in a piece by Inside Higher Ed‘s Doug Lederman and Susan D’Agostino. Their piece, “Academics fall for and fret about technology,” is available at https://www.insidehighered.com/news/tech-innovation/digital-teaching-learning/2023/05/05/academics-fall-and-fret-about-technology.
Interview with MIT Technology Review
My interview with MIT Technology Review‘s Eileen Guo and Tate Ryan-Mosley has been published. Their piece, “Computer scientists designing the future can’t agree on what privacy means,” is available at https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/04/03/1070665/cmu-university-privacy-battle-smart-building-sensors-mites/.