Privacy Rights in a Digital Age

When:		Thursday, May 6, 2010 (3:30 PM - 5:30 PM)
Where:		LTLS Board Room (Videoconference) ALS Valerie J. Wilford Room (Videoconference) DLS Technology Lab (Videoconference) LCLS Sacajawea Videoconferencing Room (Videoconference) MLS Room B (Burr Ridge) (Videoconference) NSLS Learning Center (Videoconference) RPLS Distance Learning Room (Videoconference) ShLS Videoconferencing Room (Videoconference) Sycamore Public Library Meeting Room (Videoconference) Kankakee Public Library (Videoconference) Elizabeth Campus -- Highland Community College (Videoconference) Sterling Public Library Meeting Room (Videoconference)
Cost:		Free
Presenter:		Barbara Jones

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Join the Director of ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom, Barbara Jones, to learn about a new ALA initiative that invites library users into a national conversation about privacy rights in a digital age. This session will explore how libraries can assist patrons in thinking critically and making more informed choices about their information privacy. Choose Privacy Week, a week-long awareness campaign and celebration, will take place May 2-8, 2010. Barbara will be showcasing some of ALA's ideas and promotional materials.

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This program will be offered via video teleconference.