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Project mission and Summary:

Helping researchers work open with confidence in their digital safety!

Digital safety and privacy threats can create a chilling effect on open research, academic freedom, and those who work open (especially when research is deemed controversial). There are currently few formal resources to learn more about the issues and best practices for assessing and addressing potential threats to digital safety and privacy in the academic realm.

This project will produce an Open Educational Resource (OER) for members of the higher ed community looking to work or teach open. We invite collaborators to contribute expertise and stories to our OER. This book can be used in full or in part and may be used both inside and outside the classroom.

How to get involved:

Once you have read and agreed to, or submitted updates to, our Community Agreement, you’re ready to contribute to our project.

We could use your help with the following:

For a complete list, please see our issues tab

Set timeline/milestones (goals, dates, events, timeframes--short, medium, long term)

Weeks 1-2

  • Create curriculum outline
  • Talk to our users through survey and interviews!

Week 3

  • Define scope and number of modules

Week 4

  • Set structure of the curriculum
  • Decide on a hosting platform. If necessary, start learning how to use it
  • Post documents for contributors

Week 5-8

  • Solicit feedback from a privacy expert and a curriculum expert
  • List of people from whom we’ll request feedback
  • Set guidelines for contributors and what we are looking for Community agreement
  • Way of enforcing community agreement
  • Instructions for how to contribute
  • Public-facing platform complete in beta

Week 7-9

  • Put out a formal call for contributors and beta testers at Mozilla Global Sprint, May 10-12
  • Marketing: Put out a call to the UW Community for expert help during the Global Sprint
  • Add content to draft module on doxxing
  • Interview for and compile case study

Week 10-12

  • Post content drafted to GitBooks
  • Set up GitHub pages for contributors to use for sharing/updating content

Middle Term Goal

  • Hackathon with experts from UW campus to contribute to the toolkit
  • Develop assessment for the project

Long Term Goal

  • Turn modules into an Open Textbook