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A note to professors/colleges everywhere I& #39;m looking at you @veruka2 . PLEASE do not use real things happening in students& #39; lives to make a point to the twitter community. Not only does it erode a relationship we often consider important (and somewhat confidential)
even if you& #39;re using pseudonyms, students in your small seminar class WILL know who you& #39;re talking about
PLEASE do not post photos of students faces with their names on Zoom on twitter, not only is zoom a hackable, unsafe (in a data sense) platform but this might be a FERPA violation
My stories, my struggles, my issues and those of my peers are OURS. #academictwitter it is your prerogative to share YOUR stories and struggles, not ours
While this feels particularly prescient during #COVIDー19, I& #39;ve seen it happen the entire time I& #39;ve been a part of #AcademicTwitter with things as grave as sexual assault, harassment, and racial/gender discrimination.
You may be a mandated reporter but that means to your institutions Title IX office, not to Twitter.
