The Northern Center for Lifelong Learning presents "Cyberlaw, Fake News, Data Collection and Your Rights" from 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, in the heritage room at the Peter White Public Library.
Attendees will learn what cyberlaw is, rights to data security and privacy, the legalities of data collection, how to differentiate between real and fake news and much more. NMU professor and industry expert Margo Vroman will lead the discussion and provide insight for navigating the world of cybersecurity.
Cost to participate is $3 for NCLL members and $6 for non-members. Register in advance by calling 227-2979. For more information, contact event liaison Sandi Poindexter at 361-1820 or spoindex@nmu.edu.
The Northern Center for Lifelong Learning is organized by and primarily for actively engaged seniors interested in pursuing intellectual, recreational and/or social activities. Membership is open to adults of any age and membership is not needed to attend programs and events. For details on monthly activities, visit www.nmu.edu/ncll.