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SUMMARY:Library Data Privacy Fundamentals
DESCRIPTION:\n The relationship status between privacy and lib
 raries is &ldquo\;It&rsquo\;s Complicated.&rdquo\;
  Privacy is a basic patron right and a core tenet 
 in professional ethics and standards. Libraries ma
 rket themselves as protectors and advocates of pri
 vacy. However\, the reality of how libraries use p
 atron data complicates the library&rsquo\;s abilit
 y to be privacy protector and advocate\, and in so
 me cases contradicts these roles. Libraries need p
 atron data for their library to function and to su
 rvive in a world that ties performance to budgets 
 and resources\, but how can libraries be good data
  privacy stewards while meeting operational needs 
 in this complicated data reality?\n \n This course
  provides the foundational knowledge around librar
 ies\, data\, and privacy for learners who are new 
 to libraries or who want a place to start their li
 brary privacy journey:\n \n \n 	We will start with
  the connection between privacy and libraries\, an
 d the various factors that influence (and complica
 te) libraries&rsquo\; relationship with patron dat
 a.\n 	The course navigates through the patron data
  lifecycle\, how common library practices can put 
 patron privacy at risk at each stage\, and how lea
 rners can reduce those risks.\n 	Finally\, the cou
 rse will dive into how to protect patron privacy t
 hrough various parts of library operations\, from 
 privacy policies/procedures and patron services to
  working with vendors and staff working from home.
 \n 	The course will also touch on communication st
 rategies around privacy for both library workers a
 nd patrons.\n \n \n \n Course Description: This fo
 ur-week course will include two interactive online
  sessions:\n \n \n 	February 18\, 2021 at 10 AM Pa
 cific\, 11 AM Mountain\, Noon Central\, 1 PM Easte
 rn\n 	March 4\, 2021 at 10 AM Pacific\, 11 AM Moun
 tain\, Noon Central\, 1 PM Eastern\n \n \n The onl
 ine sessions will be recorded for those who cannot
  attend during the scheduled time.\n \n In additio
 n to the scheduled sessions\, the instructor will 
 provide resources and guidance that will help you 
 build a foundational understanding of this importa
 nt topic. During the course\, you will participate
  in discussion forums\, with an opportunity to sha
 re your experiences and questions\, alongside othe
 rs who are interested in learning library data pri
 vacy fundamentals. Through assignments\, you will 
 apply the concepts to your own library and communi
 ty.\n \n Course Outline:  When you log in to the I
 nfopeople online learning site\, you will see week
 ly modules with these topics:\n \n \n 	Week 1: Lib
 raries\, Data\, and Privacy\n 	\n 		The history of
  privacy in libraries and the current challenges f
 acing libraries in use of patron data\n 		How lega
 l regulation\, industry standards\, and data analy
 tical practices affect patron data privacy\n 	\n 	
 \n 	Week 2: Protecting Patron Data in Library Oper
 ations\n 	\n 		Data privacy risks in the patron da
 ta lifecycle and risk mitigation strategies\n 		Pr
 ivacy and confidentiality policies and related pro
 cedures\n 		Strategies to protect patron privacy i
 n vendor selection and contracting processes\n 	\n
  	\n 	Week 3: Patron Privacy Considerations and Co
 mmunications\n 	\n 		Identify and address data pri
 vacy concerns and issues for specific patron group
 s\n 		Communicate the value of patron privacy to l
 ibrary staff\, administration\, and Board members\
 n 		Create programming\, training\, and communicat
 ions around privacy for patrons\n 	\n 	\n 	Week 4:
  Practicing Data Privacy at Your Library\n 	\n 		P
 lan and implement a data inventory\n 		Create an a
 ction plan for addressing key privacy issues and p
 rofessional development at the library\n 	\n 	\n \
 n \n Time Required: To complete this course\, you 
 can expect to spend 2 hours per week\, for a total
  of eight course hours.\n \n Who Should Take This 
 Course:  Library staff\, volunteers\, students\, a
 nd administration who are either new to the librar
 y field or who want to strengthen their foundation
 al knowledge around library data privacy. Learners
  from all library types are welcome\, though the p
 rimary focus of the course will be public and acad
 emic libraries. This course will cover some basic 
 technical topics around data privacy\, but will no
 t extensively cover information security topics an
 d strategies.\n \n Online Learning Details and Sys
 tem Requirements may be found at: infopeople.org/t
 raining/online_learning_details.\n \n After the of
 ficial end date for the course\, the instructor wi
 ll be available for limited consultation and suppo
 rt for one more week\, and the course material wil
 l stay up for an additional week after that. These
  extra weeks give those who have fallen behind tim
 e to work independently to complete the course.\n 
 \n Are you a member of ARSL? If so\, you may be ab
 le to sign up for a free seat in this course. Limi
 t is four free seats per course. Make your request
  here and if a free seat is available you will be 
 notified.\n \n Keywords: privacy and confidentiali
 ty
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DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20210216T120000
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