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| + | RENAME THIS WEEK TO PRIVACY IN THE LIBRARY 2 | ||
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| + | MOVE TALKING POINTS TO THIS WEEK | ||
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| + | START COVERING: | ||
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| + | - privacy best practices in depth | ||
| + | - access v privacy issues | ||
| + | - how privacy is talked about | ||
| + | - how we want to talk about privacy - communicating in an accessible and personal way | ||
| + | - how to talk through people's fears about technology that does exploit them | ||
| + | - privacy rights | ||
| + | - getting people on your side about privacy | ||
| + | - Huge tech literacy gaps in general public | ||
| + | - Defeatist attitudes or “nothing to hide” attitudes vs privacy paranoia/fear about institutions, and how this plays out on racial, gender, age, urban/rural, and class lines | ||
| + | - Dealing with surveillance of patrons by library staff | ||
| + | - Personal data exploitation 101 level | ||
| + | - scams and fraud | ||
| + | - Pushing back against libraries collecting data “just in case we need it” | ||
| + | - privacy on public computers, issues - will address privacy tech in the next class | ||
| + | - ways that library surveillance and policies are used against patrons | ||
| + | - Explaining why not to collect data | ||
==== Readings ==== | ==== Readings ==== | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 22 May 2024
Month 3: TOPIC
- Real time lecture:
Overview
RENAME THIS WEEK TO PRIVACY IN THE LIBRARY 2
MOVE TALKING POINTS TO THIS WEEK
START COVERING:
- privacy best practices in depth - access v privacy issues - how privacy is talked about - how we want to talk about privacy - communicating in an accessible and personal way - how to talk through people's fears about technology that does exploit them - privacy rights - getting people on your side about privacy - Huge tech literacy gaps in general public - Defeatist attitudes or “nothing to hide” attitudes vs privacy paranoia/fear about institutions, and how this plays out on racial, gender, age, urban/rural, and class lines - Dealing with surveillance of patrons by library staff - Personal data exploitation 101 level - scams and fraud - Pushing back against libraries collecting data “just in case we need it” - privacy on public computers, issues - will address privacy tech in the next class - ways that library surveillance and policies are used against patrons - Explaining why not to collect data
