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Australian Revised Draft Bill Still Dangerous for Encryption and Privacy

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Australian Revised Draft Bill Still Dangerous for Encryption and Privacy

OTI and an international coalition submitted comments to the Australian government regarding privacy and encryption concerns of draft bill.

Oct 11, 2018

Creating Systems of Sustainability: Four Focus Areas for the Future of PK-12 Open Educational Resources

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Creating Systems of Sustainability: Four Focus Areas for the Future of PK-12 Open Educational Resources

This report explores four focus areas for the future of PK-12 open educational resources.

Oct 9, 2018

Joseph South, Ph.D, Marcia A. Mardis, Ed.D, Rebecca Morales, Serena J. Salloum, Ph.D, Ji Soo Song, Kristina Ishmael, Susanna L. Benko, Ph.D, Emily M. Hodge, Ph.D, Kaitlin Torphy, Ph.D

How a Hashtag Catalyzed PK-12 Open Educational Resources: Reflections and Recommendations

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How a Hashtag Catalyzed PK-12 Open Educational Resources: Reflections and Recommendations

#GoOpen has been called “a hashtag that launched a movement.”

Oct 9, 2018

Ji Soo Song, Joseph South, Ph.D, Kristina Ishmael

OTI Submits Reply Comments Urging FCC To Strengthen Section 706 Review Process

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OTI Submits Reply Comments Urging FCC To Strengthen Section 706 Review Process

On Monday, OTI submitted reply comments in the FCC’s proceeding to determine whether broadband is being deployed to all Americans.

Oct 4, 2018

A Blockchain Powered Solution to Track the SDGs

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A Blockchain Powered Solution to Track the SDGs

Oct 3, 2018

Nakshidil Sadien

The Good, the Bad, and the 5G

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The Good, the Bad, and the 5G

The FCC Takes One Step Forward, and One Massive Step Backwards, In the Name of “5G.”

Oct 3, 2018

Amir Nasr, Michael Calabrese

California Leads the Nation in Passing Strongest Net Neutrality Law

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California Leads the Nation in Passing Strongest Net Neutrality Law

California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law SB 822, the nation’s strongest net neutrality law.

Oct 1, 2018

Public Interest Technology

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Public Interest Technology

At the conclusion of year one, the Public Interest Technology program reflects on the work done so far and looks forward to the future.

Oct 1, 2018

Hana Schank, Andreen Soley, Clarence Wardell III, Alan B. Davidson, Michelle M. Thompson, Denice W. Ross, Jeremiah Lindemann, Sonia Sarkar, Kristina Ishmael, Marina Nitze, Andrew Lovett-Barron, Dipayan Ghosh, Sara Hudson, Emma Coleman, Afua Bruce, Vivian Graubard, Cecilia Muñoz

OTI is Hiring a Communications Manager!

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OTI is Hiring a Communications Manager!

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Sep 28, 2018

Jo Johnson

The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster

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The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster

From misallocated funds to inaccurate Census numbers, the Commission’s flimsy data maneuvering could exacerbate all sorts of issues.

Sep 27, 2018

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Workforce Pell: A State Playbook for Implementation

Virginia’s New Paid Leave Law Closes the Loop Between Implementation and Policy

Redrawing School Boundaries for Fairer Funding

Reframing Fusion Voting as a Practical, Powerful Reform Strategy

Harnessing Terrorism Data to Reshape U.S. National Security Policy

Establishing a National Housing Loss Rate

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Strengthening Connections to Early Intervention Services Through Policy and Practice

Wired for Equity: Bridging the Disability Gap in Classrooms

The AI Agenda: Exploring the Trump Administration’s Approach to AI Literacy and Use

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Australian Revised Draft Bill Still Dangerous for Encryption and Privacy

Creating Systems of Sustainability: Four Focus Areas for the Future of PK-12 Open Educational Resources

How a Hashtag Catalyzed PK-12 Open Educational Resources: Reflections and Recommendations

OTI Submits Reply Comments Urging FCC To Strengthen Section 706 Review Process

A Blockchain Powered Solution to Track the SDGs

The Good, the Bad, and the 5G

California Leads the Nation in Passing Strongest Net Neutrality Law

Public Interest Technology

OTI is Hiring a Communications Manager!

The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster

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