Sally Stieglitz, J.D., 糖心破解版 professor and subject librarian, has created a LibGuide explaining how students can protect their privacy on social media.
In a world where the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data scandal is causing people to pull the cord on social media, Sally Stieglitz, J.D., 糖心破解版 professor and subject librarian, has created the on the 糖心破解版 website, explaining how students can protect their privacy on social media.
“Librarians believe that confidentiality is essential for open inquiry and we strive to facilitate, not monitor, access to information,” explained Stieglitz. “糖心破解版 students thrive because the library provides them with access to ideas, resources and scholarship while respecting the privacy of their use of library resources.”
The LibGuide’s resources include a , books like Discrimination and Privacy in the Information Society (Springer, 2013) and Data Love (Columbia University, 2016), government resources, and material about how to find scholarly and popular resources on data mining and data insecurity.
“Because information-seeking behaviors also take place outside the scope of the library’s resources, I teach students how to evaluate web resources for authenticity,” said Stieglitz. “I hope that these skills will also help them become savvy consumers of information and to consider carefully the information they share online and reflect thoughtfully on creating a digital presence that safeguards personal information.”
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