NYU Zooming in And Zooming out Whats Private Zoom & Privacy Experience Essay

Overview:

For many of us, this semester is the first time that we have spent so much of our time on Zoom both in our personal and professional lives. You have already documented three of your experiences with Zoom throughout the semester in the diary study entries. In this written assignment, we will ask that you return to those diary entries, connecting themes you surfaced to topics that we have discussed in this course.

Assignment Instructions:

You are welcome to complete this assignment either individually or with one colleague. If you submit individually, your assignment should be no more than 3-pages; if you submit with a colleague, your assignment should be no more than 4-pages. Papers should be double spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman, 1-inch margins.

Your written reflection should contain the following:

1. Provide an analysis of your diary entries. What similarities do you notice between the entries? What differences do you notice? What stands out? In what way, if at all, did documenting your use of Zoom influence your use later on?
2. Briefly reflect on the diary study as a research method. What data were you able to gather? How do the insights from the diary study compare to insights that might emerge from analyzing data collected via tracking users’ passive behavior (i.e., analyzing Zoom recordings)?
3. Using the privacy analytic developed by Mulligan, Koopman, and Doty (2016), analyze your diary study entries. Your analysis should engage with two parts of the privacy analytic: (1) ‘dimensions of harms’ and either (2) ‘dimensions of protection’ or ‘dimensions of provision.’
4. In addition, engage with at least one other academic course reading from week 10 (i.e., no podcast episodes or news article).

Please engage with at least one of the following articles:

https://firstmonday.org/article/view/3493/2955