Privacy is Not Binary - A Discussion of Data Systems, Ethics, and Human Rights

This course discusses the complexities of data systems, ethics, and human rights in the digital age. The learning outcomes include understanding the societal impacts of digital data, exploring the intersection of privacy, security, and ethics, and emphasizing the need for collaboration and deliberate design in data management. The course teaches skills such as analyzing social media data, obtaining ethics approval, and engaging in discussions on privacy and human rights. The teaching method involves a discussion between an anthropologist and a data infrastructure engineer. The intended audience includes individuals interested in digital human rights, data privacy, ethics, and responsible innovation in technology.