Laura Schoenike

Business & Computer Science Teacher at @FallsHS

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@ElaineHawk4 A4: People jumping to stereotyping is a likely side effect from all the data collected by these free online services, and whether the data about you being referenced is out of date or not, people will still profile you based off of what they can discover. #mfhstacma

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q4: What scares/worries you most about data and information access?#mfhstacma

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

A4: What worries me the most about data and information access is the sheer amount you can learn and document about someone from discovering the data collected by companies and their third party affiliates. It's startling to know that companies know you so personally. #mfhstacma

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@T_Baumann_ A3: Privacy is a necessity for most people and the general population deserves to have their important personal activities hidden, or at least somewhat protected against people who would be seeking to find out about their secrets. #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q3: A common argument in support of surveillance is that people in the right “have nothing to hide”. How might you challenge this reasoning? #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

A3: This argument can be debunked pretty easily. Even people who are seemingly not hiding anything, very social, and open about their personal situations will almost never tell everyone everything about them. Almost everyone is hiding at least one dark secret. #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@caseylxigh A2: This is understandable, because selling data to trusted companies is basically like investing in a source you believe in. If it satisfies you and helps you keep up the lifestyle you choose by using their product, so go ahead. #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q2: If you could own your own data, how would you control it? Would you sell if to companies? If so...what might your criteria be? #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@M1nor_ A1: Yes, since the internet is open to the public you should treat your internet actions as fairly and importantly as your public lives. It's a sign of respect and responsibility. #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q1: Do you think your online behavior should be as private as your offline behavior is? Explain. #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@JerodZimmer A1: I can agree with your stance. It doesn't have to exactly as private as your offline lifestyle, but it should still have many more privacy options to help protect your reputation and sense of security #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

A2: If I owned my own data I wouldn't sell it unless it was for a pretty lucrative or important service that I would use regularly. My criteria would be that they would not be able to sell the data to other companies and only use it for research or product development #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

A1: I think your online behavior should be private, similar to your offline behavior. This is because most people don't want random strangers to know personal actions in real life, so it shouldn't really be any different in your digital life either, #MFHSTACMA

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

@JackStrosahl I never check Twitter so I'm just seeing this now...but oh boy. Pierson looks mildly threatening!

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

So proud of my students! Great work Haley! https://t.co/uzL5sasgYd

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q3: What scares/worries you most about data and information access? #TACMAMFHS

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q2:An argument in support of surveillance is that people in the right “have nothing to hide”. How might you challenge this? #TACMAMFHS

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q1:If you could own your own data, how would you control it? Would you sell if to companies? If so, what might your criteria be? #TACMAMFHS

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Welcome Social Media students! Let's get this Twitter Chat started. Who's all out there? Reply with your name, please! #TACMAMFHS

[Laura Schoenike @lauras2011]

Q2: Do you think your online behavior should be as private as your offline behavior is? Explain. #termsandconditionsmayapply