1. Day 34- Identifying People With Data The Cost of Free
Beat the Ruins!

2. Getting Started
Videos- Quiz
Journal Check
Review

3. Identifying People With Data
World’s biggest data breaches
Frequently data breaches happen within companies and organizations
Kinds of data and information is lost or given up

4. Identifying People With Data
World’s Biggest Data Breaches Visualization - Web Site
What kind of data is being lost? And how much?
What kinds of issues could arise from this data getting into the wrong hands?

5. Identifying People With Data
Data Privacy Lab - Web Site
“Why is it significant that you are one of only a few people with your birthday, gender, and ZIP code? What concerns does this raise?”

6. Identifying People With Data
Activity Guide - Research Yourself
Share Findings With Class

7. The Cost of Free
Apps and websites that collect and track data about you in exchange for providing you a service free of cost
Often the quality of the service itself is dependent on having access to data about many people and their behavior
Tradeoffs between maintaining personal privacy and using innovative software free of cost

8. The Cost of Free
Many consumers are unaware, or lack a sophisticated understanding, of how information about us is being collected and tracked by the technology we use every day

9. The Cost of Free Video - The Future of Big Data
Why is this tracking necessary? What are the benefits and drawbacks?
How can you find out what kind of data is tracked about you and by whom?

10. The Cost of Free WSJ article [annotated] – Article
Small groups to discuss what they learned from the reading and come up following-
“Right now, which way are you leaning? Too little privacy? Right amount?“
“Are you willing to give up some privacy (and potentially some security) to have free access to modern innovative tools - do you trust companies to be good stewards of your data?“

11. The Cost of Free Activity Guide - Privacy Policies
Choose a Website and Find the Data Privacy Policy
What kinds of data are being collected? How many different kinds of data?
What service or feature is enabled by the data they are collecting? Why are they collecting it in the first place?

12. Review
Review
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