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How much information is being collected about Americans—and what happens to that data once it leaves our hands? In Data Collection in America: What’s Really Happening, we examine the expanding world of data collection in America and the serious questions it raises about personal privacy, student data, digital surveillance, government databases, technology, and individual freedom. For parents and citizens, the issue becomes especially important when data collection intersects with education, where digital learning platforms, assessments, student information systems, and other technologies can generate extensive records about children and families. Understanding what information is collected, who has access to it, how it may be shared, and how long it follows an individual is essential to protecting privacy and demanding accountability in an increasingly data-driven society.
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