"Applying Internet Laws and Regulations to Educational Technology"
I’d like to invite you to submit a chapter proposal of 1,000 to 2,000 words before January 15, 2019. Your proposal should include your purpose in writing a chapter for a book. Proposals should be either: critical of outdated or ill-conceived law affecting educational interests; or comparative (e.g., how legislation is applied in different jurisdictions). The main criterion for acceptance is a clear connection for a lay reader between: “technology”, “law”, and “education”. The primary readership will be non-lawyers (e.g., college and university professors, medical educators, school teachers, instructional designers, computing educators, administrators, and librarians). Law educators and students may also find readings of interest. Prior to submission, authors should consult the publisher’s guidelines for manuscript submissions at http://www.igi-global.com/publish/contributor-resources/before-you-write
Editor: Bruce L. Mann
I do. I think such a book would be very important. As a teacher, I have always find it useful to refer students to use the internet. However, there is always that reluctance on my part because I an aware of so many cases of cyberbullying and cybervictimization. I think I will try and contribute to part 1 of the book. Would that be fine?
Hi Yasmine,
Can you send me a proposal? Your proposal should be either: critical of outdated or ill-conceived law affecting educational interests; or comparative (e.g., how legislation is applied in different jurisdictions). Please see attachment. The main criterion for acceptance is a clear connection for a lay reader between: “technology”, “law”, and “education”. The primary readership will be non-lawyers (e.g., college and university professors, medical educators, school teachers, instructional designers, computing educators, administrators, and librarians). Thanks, Bruce.
HI Bruce
One quick question; are we talking about international law or laws specific to some countries?
To start - Are there school policies on criminal activity, threatening others, privacy?
Will the scope of your question be limited to a particular setting or context, for example my own context?
It's easiest to write about laws and court cases published in your own country of origin affecting teachers and students in that country. Either be critical of outdated or ill-conceived laws affecting teachers and students. Or, compare how legislation is applied in different countries. -Bruce.
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