Networked practitioner: open or closed practice?
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# 2 Benefits of open and closed

As networked practitioners, we seek to gain openness in scholarship for both teaching and learning. However, to do this in an ethical and effective way requires decisions about when to close access to what information. In this introduction to openness and privacy, you will hear two balanced arguments to explore these questions.

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