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Jess Shumake and Melissa Bergeman CRWP Douglas 2016 Marco Peces the wall via f lickrcom Metaphorical Thinking about Extension Select What You Want to Extend No more than 4 per group and no fewer than 3. Icon”Survey. :. Online Behavioral Advertising & Privacy Final Results. Prepared by. Mary J. Culnan. Bentley University. Overview. Five questions to measure: . Participation in 13 online activities. Karen Markey. , . Chris Leeder. , Fritz Swanson, Gregory R. Peters, Jr., Brian J. Jennings, Beth St. Jean, Victor Rosenberg, Soo Young Rieh, Geoffrey V. Carter, Averill Packard, Robert L. Frost, Loyd Mbabu, Andrew Calvetti . Sonia Jahid. Department of Computer Science. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. March 10, . 2011. www.soniajahid.com. 2. Statistics. Privacy Issues. Research on Online Social Network security and privacy. Miriam Lips. Victoria University of Wellington. Understanding and Explaining . New Zealanders’ Online . Information-sharing behaviours: . A New Taxonomy. Knowledge gaps around online behaviour. Personal information increasingly the ‘currency’ for various service relationships in the digital age. Issues (set 3). CS 340 . Spring 2015. Lotame. : Data Management Intelligence. http://www.lotame.com/data-management-solutions/data-management-tutorials. . Online tracking devices. Cookies. : small text file that stores information. First Break Down the prompt. Read the prompt twice. Pay attention to the verbs what are you being asked to do (ignore write an essay – we know that!). Read the sources that follow (including the introductory information) carefully. Then choose an issue related to the tension in schools between individuality and conformity. You might choose an issue such as dress codes, mandatory classes, or the structure of the school day. You do not have to choose an issue that you have experienced personally. Then, write an essay in which you use this issue to argue the extent to which schools should support individuality or conformity. Synthesize at least three of the sources for support. . McCorked. ISD. Always Connected. First Amendment. Protects citizens speaking on matters of “public concern”. Contains Exceptions to free speech. Obscenity. Invasion of Privacy. “School Speech”. Sonia Jahid. Department of Computer Science. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. March 10, . 2011. www.soniajahid.com. 2. Statistics. Privacy Issues. Research on Online Social Network security and privacy. ?”. Data . Privacy Literacy. in the Library. Melissa . Morrone. @. InfAgit. mmorrone@bklynlibrary.org. May 22, 2018. “Data, Libraries and Justice”. Eastern NY ACRL . Conference. How do I . prevent my bank account from . Ralph Gross Alessandro Acquisti. Presenter: Chris Kelley. Outline. Motivation. Online Vs. Offline Networks. Online Social Networks - Privacy . Implications. Analysis. : The . Facebook.com. Patterns of information revelation and their privacy implications. What’s the best way to explain privacy?. P. OLL QUESTION. Privacy is about locking. your online accounts. Privacy is about controlling your personal information in the online world. Privacy is about making sure nobody . Outline:. What is privacy?. Value of private information. Industry and Government response. Advertising. Search results. Real world impacts. Personal safety. Browser versus mobile.. How to protect your privacy.. 2DIGITAL LITERACY AND CITIZENSHIP IN A CONNECTED CULTURE / REV DATE 2017wwwcommonsenseorg CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-SHAREALIKE introductionWarm-up 10 minutesHAVE students name References. Challenges in Measuring Online Advertising Systems by . Saikat. . Guha. , Bin Cheng, and Paul Francis. Serving Ads from . localhost. for Performance, Privacy, and Profit by . Saikat. .