(CAMBRIDGE, MA) NOV 6 – HARVARD CAMERAS INSTALLED TO SEE HOW WELL-ATTENDED TEN LECTURES WERE HAS STIRRED UP A HORNET’S NEST ABOUT SURVEILLANCE AT ONE OF AMERICA’S PREMIER LEARNING INSTITUTIONS.
FOX NEWS RADIO’S BILL MARCUS HAS MORE FROM CAMBRIDGE, MASS:
THE PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE SINCE BEEN DESTROYED AND THE STUDENTS INFORMED. THE STUDY’S AIM WAS GATHERING EVIDENCE OF CLASS CUTTING. ADMINISTRATORS SAYING PREVIOUSLY THEY ONLY HAD ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE LECTURES WEREN’T BEING ATTENDED AND STUDENTS WEREN’T TAKING NOTES OR DOING WORK OUT OF CLASS. NEW TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGIES ARE NOW IN THE WORKS.