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Mozilla Teaching Task Force
The teaching task force is a global community initiative. Members can participate from around the world by joining this group of Mozillians who enjoy educating others in the areas of privacy, security and other pressing Internet issues. We actively promote and teach Privacy, Security, Net Neutrality and Surveillance at events. We have created a repository of existing presentations and other resources to make it easy for others to join us and start spreading the word.
Task Force Members have two key roles:
- Actively give presentations and/or hold workshops at local universities and conferences to educate on topics related to privacy, security, best practices to keep your data safe, etc.
- Mentor and encourage Mozillians to take up the topic of privacy and security and talk to people (i.e. grow the Task Force).
How to Join
The Mozilla Privacy and Security Task Force would like to expand across the communities of the world. If you’d like to educate others about privacy and security, join us!
Click here for the application form.
Mentors
Mentors are members who have taken up the additional responsibility to help new comers and update the wiki. You can learn more about the Mentor role here.
- Ankit Gadgil is a webmaker supermentor & Mozilla Reps Council member. He loves educating about Privacy over the open web. He is located in Pune, India (IST time).
- Mayur Patil is a Mozilla Rep, Regional Ambassador Lead of India and a Privacy and Security enthusiast, he lives in Nashik India. (IST time)
- Ankit Mehta is a Mozillian from Pune. He loves taking sessions on Lightbeam, about:config and other security tools of Mozilla. (IST time)
- Diwanshi Pandey is a Mozilla Reps Mentor from Pune, India (IST time). She loves coding in python and is very passionate about Privacy and Security tools. She specializes with teaching kids and is an active leader of Women empowerment initiatives like Womoz in India
- Siddhartha Rao is a Firefox Student Ambassador club lead from VIIT,Pune. Siddhartha is a security enthusiast and tech evangelist.
- Vishal Chavan is a Mozilla Rep and a Webmaker Mentor. He enjoys spreading awareness about the Web, Net Neutrality, Privacy and Security to the mass. He is from Nashik, India. (IST time)
- Stacy Martin - is a Senior Privacy Analyst from California in the United States. Her passion is to raise awareness about privacy through community and teaching activities.
Current Events
Resources for Presentations
The general presentation format is:
- Importance of data Privacy and Security
- Why should we care about it?
- What we should do to protect our data online
- How Firefox browser can help protect your data
- What is Mozilla doing to help you?
- Tips and Tricks
- Q&A
Hands On:
- Firefox features
- Lightbeam
- Private Browsing
- about:permissions
- Do Not Track feature
- Forget Button.
Add ons:
- Https everywhere
- Web of Trust
- Better Privacy
- Lightbeam
Other technologies :
- Duckduckgo
- Tor
- Protonmail
- Telegram messenger
- Questions based on privacy, security, net neutrality, surveillance
Presentations are often an hour in length. Workshops can also incorporate hands-on activities (see sample activities below). Videos (see sample videos below) have great impact.
Sample Presentations
- Your Privacy and Security on the Web (35 slides)
- Privacy and Security Using Firefox (23 slides)
- Privacy and Security (21 slides)
- Net Neutrality Explained (18 slides)
- Kerberos, NTML and LM-Hash (25 slides)
- Data in Motion Data at Rest (DiM, DaR and GPG) (27 slides)
- Connected Cars pdf version
- Connected Cars ppt version
Sample Videos
- Why Digital App T&Cs Fail in the Real World (1.58 min)
- TED Talk - Why Privacy Matters by Glenn Greenwald (18 min)
- Lightbeam for Firefox (2.09 min)
- Silent Circle Person on the Street Interviewees read permissions from some of the most popular apps and react with surprise (2 min)
- Smartphone tracking (5.31 min)
- Seniors React to Data Tracking (2.19 min)
Sample Activities
- Passwords Teaching Kit
- Learning about Cookies and Third-Party Tracking with Lightbeam
- Reset the Library (Library Privacy)
- Who's Tracking you? (This also talks about Lightbeam, but includes AdBlock as a topic as well. With the recent AdBlock changes, consider talking about uBlock.)
- Privacy + Security for Parents Teaching Kit
- Mozilla Website - Get Smart on Privacy in 4 Easy Steps
- Data Trail
- Annie's Data Trail
- Net Neutrality Teaching Kit
- Data Trail Timeline Activity
- IP Address Tracer Activity
- Privacy Coach Activity
- Teaching Privacy
Additional Resources
Previous Events:
Previous Privacy Meetups:
- Privacy and Security Booths at Maker Party
- Moz Movie for Privacy Day
- Firefox Clubs Privacy and Security Using Webmaker Tools
- Privacy and Security Workshop
- Understand the Privacy and Security of Your Web
- How Mozilla Protects You
Blog Posts
- You and Your Online Privacy
- Privacy and Security Workshop
- Privacy and Security and Webmaker Workshop
- Teach the Teachers
- Privacy and Security Workshop
Social Media Sites
Documentaries
- Inside the Dark Web
- The Internet's Own Boy
- We Steal Secrets
- Terms and Conditions May Apply (TACMA) TACMA Discussion & Activity Guide TACMA Privacy Tools page
- Citizen Four
Privacy and Security Badges
- Privacy Maker Badge
- Security Maker Badge
- Coach badge (Hive Toronto)
- IP Tracer badge (Hive Toronto)
- Data Trail badge (Hive Toronto)
Related Projects
- Webmaker Clubs
- Hive Toronto Privacy Badges
- Hive Toronto Privacy Badges Curriculum
- Privacy Lab
- Privicons, Privicons Blog Post
- Terms and Conditions May Apply Documentary Screenings
- Privacy at Mozilla (PriMo) wiki
- Policy and Advocacy
Relevant Articles
- http://www.consumerreports.org/privacy/the-consumer-reports-10-minute-digital-privacy-tuneup/
- http://www.consumerreports.org/privacy/66-ways-to-protect-your-privacy-right-now/
- Self Driving Cars and Cyber Security
