Digital Privacy & Technology Guide: Privacy Resources for the Public

A free collection of presentations, posters, flyers, and learning materials for education and advocacy developed by Library Freedom Project.

For K-College librarians and educators to facilitate creation of learning experiences on privacy related topics. This toolkit includes teaching materials, how-tos, case studies, current awareness resources, along with professional values and policy guidance.

Formerly "Choose Privacy Week" by ALA, this resource offers libraries the tools they need to educate and engage users. It gives citizens the resources to think critically and make informed choices about their privacy.

This lesson plan for high school to college students is designed as a theoretical, reflective introduction to concepts of privacy and security. It includes a debate activity entitled "The Rewards and Risks of Convenience."

Developed by Denver Public Library, this workshop is designed to teach the public about online tracking and how personal data is stored and used, and the tools on how to limit what is shared about individuals online.

San Jose Public Library's privacy toolkits inform patrons about privacy topics and guide them through creating a custom privacy toolkit to meet their online needs.

Columbia University's repository of resources and courses on inclusive teaching practices, teaching with technology, and other teaching and learning topics. Browse the links to find teaching and learning resources to support your needs and interests.

Structured as an eight day program, this is an accessible toolkit that guides individuals through steps they can take towards controlling their digital lives.

This foundation offers digital security trainings to news organizations, freelance and citizen journalists, and other at-risk groups. They aim to protect press freedoms through the adoption of the tools and practices included in their trainings.

These handouts were developed by members of the Digital Library Federation's "Technologies of Surveillance Instruction & Outreach" subgroup. Authors include Eliza Bettinger, Andy Boyles-Petersen, Jen Ferguson, Brandon Patterson, Chelcie Juliet Rowell, Paige Walker, and Karly Wildenhaus.

Media Literacy Now is leading the grassroots movement to create a public education system that ensures all students learn the 21st century literacy skills they need for health, well-being, economic participation, and citizenship. The resources listed link to various educators and entities who work on these topics.

A robust offering of toolkits that center around digital privacy instruction. Excellent resources for K-12 instruction, general instruction, technology managers and advocates.