I'm working with an undergraduate student on an ethnography of communication who is studying first amendment rights implications for zoom classrooms. She has located a number of newspaper and magazine articles discussing specific cases, such as a bb gun appearing in a kid's room while on zoom leading to his suspension. Does anyone know of academic research that relates to the topic of the relationship between zoom classrooms and freedom of speech? Any suggestions would be helpful and thank you in advance! Natalie
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Natalie Dollar
Associate Professor
Oregon State Univ-Cascades
Bend OR
United States
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