Digital Privacy & Security for Patrons and Staff

Join Tess Wilson (Library Freedom Project) for an introduction to online privacy in the digital age. We live in an era of data breaches and constant surveillance. Learn how to keep your data safe and how best to encourage library users to do the same. We'll consider the risks versus rewards of common internet browsing behavior and navigate best practices for public computer labs, mobile phones, and personal browsing. 

*This is an intermediate webinar, best suited for staff who feel comfortable in the digital work space or those who regularly instruct or assist patrons with computer use.*

About the presenter:
Tess is the Program Manager of the Network of the National Library of Medicine's Training and Education Center, housed at the University of Pittsburgh. She is a librarian who loves talking loudly about digital literacy, equitable access, and citizen science. Most recently, she was a co-author of an ALA United for Libraries Action Planner and contributed a chapter to ACRL's forthcoming Data Literacy Cookbook.