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== Background ==
#REDIRECT [[Privacy_and_Ethics_in_Technology]]
The Technologies of Surveillance Working Group was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.
 
This group will interrogate the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and '''seeks to establish guidelines''' for how to operationalize interrogation of technology, wherever we encounter it in our profession. To that end, we expanded our initial idea of three sub-groups to five, based on community feedback. Our investigative areas are:
 
=== Library-led Systems ===
This sub-group investigates the systems that libraries create, such as open source repositories.
 
=== Vendor Built Systems ===
This sub-group investigates the systems that libraries purchase or lease, such as an ILS or database.
==== VBS Meetings ====
2018-03-16 Minutes here: [https://etherpad.net/p/ToS-VBS View Minures]
 
=== Instruction and Outreach ===
This sub-group investigates effective outreach and instruction strategies for our communities on topic related to data collection and privacy.
==== Instruction Meetings ====
2018-03-27 Minutes here: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fEfz0tWxxkbcfzQrzmRrS4XjzaoMKSAnvdxAkUDxITA/edit?usp=sharing View Minutes]
 
=== Professional Research Ethics ===
This sub-group will investigate surveillance ethics in library-based research. A Google Folder of the work is available here: [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1Ss3853w_-YvbaWRm4m7UFh3IPCswF4fx View Folder].
 
A Zotero library for existing learning-analytics or patron-data principles documents and related material is here: [https://www.zotero.org/groups/2144300/dlf_library_data_research_ethics View Zotero]
==== Research Ethics Meetings ====
2018-03-15 Minutes here: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cqWcpaIyRhyn0FjqtCFmoI_PhDvUCfjsufyFKIVt5e4/edit View Minutes]
 
=== Advocacy ===
This sub-group will investigate how to resist administrative pressure to surrender library data to campus and/or engage in privacy-damaging assessment practices.
====Advocacy Meetings====
2018-02-28 Minutes here: [https://cryptpad.fr/file/#/1/80tUwT6WYTAG4A6yPcSgdKUOEc4duTkp/OhGooD2YfCqDBnb9zxKDZWB9GZTrm73h3GOkQc6jz5E=/ Download Minutes]
 
Next Call: April 11, 2018. <br />
 
Join the call: https://www.uberconference.com/clir-dlf. Optional dial-in number: 866-287-9301. Alternate Number: 202-750-4186. No PIN needed. International Access Numbers: https://www.uberconference.com/international
 
== Get Involved ==
Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]. We also have a Slack space set up, with channels for each of the subgroups. Email [mailto:SHEA.SWAUGER@UCDENVER.EDU Shea Swauger] to gain access to the Slack space.
 
Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!
 
==All Group Meetings==
 
2018-01-31
Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qm_qKnC6BLaUPWjbHQuKQlAwBX1Zb5FQeOwUcCPBlAg/edit
 
=== Upcoming ===
Our next all-group meeting is scheduled for April 18, 2018 at 2pm Eastern. Join here:  https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/447903501
 
==Resources==
# The Library Freedom Project has some slide decks to start: https://libraryfreedomproject.org/ 
# [https://groups.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/16064/NISO%20Privacy%20Pr%E2%80%A6= NISO Consensus Principles]
# ALA Privacy checklists and best practices: http://www.ala.org/advocacy/privacy/checklists 
# Michigan’s courses/events on privacy: https://www.coursera.org/learn/privacy-reputation-identity#syllabus and https://www.si.umich.edu/events/201801/privacymichigan#gsc.tab=0 
# Cornell’s resources: https://digitalhumanities.library.cornell.edu/privacy-resources 
# Prototyping Jason Griffey’s Measure the Future, which doesn’t capture identifying information (and he’s been vocal about privacy within libraries), but how to navigate communicate the usage of a tool like this. http://measurethefuture.net/2015/03/31/measure-the-future-privacy-and-more-details/ 
# Karen Coyle’s privacy audit: http://www.kcoyle.net/privacy_audit.html

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