Unlocking Student Data Could Lead to ‘App Economy’ for Colleges – Technology – The Chronicle of Higher Education

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Keith Brown

“…a “MyData button” for students is on the horizon. A government campaign is urging colleges and companies that hold student data to make information like grades and test scores more portable and user-friendly.”

via Unlocking Student Data Could Lead to ‘App Economy’ for Colleges – Technology – The Chronicle of Higher Education.

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