Respecting Students’ Privacy Boundaries and Media Use Preferences while Teaching with Online Digital Tools

Editorial Record: Submitted Record May 28, 2024. Accepted July 26, 2024.

Corinne Dalelio
Associate Professor
Coastal Carolina University
South Carolina, USA
Email: cdalelio@coastal.edu

ABSTRACT

Course requirements involving submissions on publicly viewable websites have the potential to cross or violate privacy boundaries. Building on Petronio’s Communication Privacy Management Theory, I reflect on these challenges and the ways that I have found to give students choices and control over both their uses and personal information, and offer an example of such strategies through assignments I use in teaching concepts related to digital literacy, which I call “Online Activity Journals.”

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