Ed tech vendors can learn more about how districts are vetting ed tech products in this webinar from Public Interest Privacy Center Amelia Vance zoom.us/webinar/regist…

I ran a quick comparison between ADPAA and APRA. Sharing in case it might be helpful docs.google.com/document/d/1ZH…

Really interesting that U.S. Department of Transportation's press release includes an entire paragraph focused on COPPA - 'DOT enforces airlines’ compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).'

Inbox: COPPA 2.0 also has updated text (3.0?) and new co-sponsors in Cantwell & Cruz. Schumer is 'proud to work with Senators Markey and Cassidy on a bipartisan basis to try to get this bill over the finish line' markey.senate.gov/download/coppa…

You ought to be able to fly with your child – and sit next to them – without paying an additional fee.

It's time all airlines offered fee free family seating.

Has Senate Judiciary released the written testimonies yet?

Continuing today's #childrensprivacy conversations tomorrow. Join us!

Next Thursday on #LinkedInLive we bring you, 'Kids' privacy redux: Unpacking the draft #COPPA Rule update.' Cobun Zweifel-Keegan will host a conversation with Sara Kloek (@SIIA) and Amelia Vance (Public Interest Privacy Center). Don't walk, run to register: bit.ly/3u8fVo4

SIIA applauds the 2024 National Ed Tech Plan by the U.S. Department of Education and Office of Ed Tech, a crucial step for equitable and sustainable education.

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Have you read the Education Technology Industry's AI Principles released by SIIA last week? Learn More edtechprinciples.com
#AIandEdu #aiandedtech

Grateful to have @kmishmael, Deputy Director at
U.S. Department of Education, join us at the launch of the AI Principles for #edtech . Your insights and support mean the world to us!

Thankful for friends and colleagues like @kmishmael, who are walking the walk at the nexus of practice and policy.

Standing room only for the launch of SIIA Public Policy’s launch of the Education Technology Industry’s Principles for Future of AI in Education. See more at edtechprinciples.com.

AI is a powerful tool for education. But it needs guidelines. Those things that were wrong before AI arrived are still wrong. We need to provide proper sourcing & transparency. We need to be civil with it’s use.

—Senator Mike Rounds

SIIA Code.org ISTE InnovateEDU

Dear #edtech developers,
We want to hear from you!
Join OET and @digitalpromise for an interactive listening session on #safeandsecureAI development this Wed, 9/20, 2:00pm ET/11:00am PT.
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The Homeland Security application process for Global Entry for under 18s is the exact opposite of what a parental consent process should be (there was no consent). #privacy

Return to office but ignore the moods due to transportation infrastructure not returning to office.

Thanks to Kathleen Wong for covering this story. @americanair eventually made it right and we had a great trip to Minnesota: usatoday.com/story/travel/f…

Is this adjacent seating americanair for me and my 2 year old? U.S. Department of Transportation Pete Buttigieg

I had to write a paper how a bill became a law while at University of Minnesota Morris. I hope many of the papers this year feature Pete Wyckoff’s leadership on the IRA.