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To help individuals reflect on how their tech use aligns with their personal values and to encourage more intentional, ethical digital habits.

Knowing your values helps you decide which tech habits support or conflict with what matters most to you, guiding more mindful choices.

It means being responsible for the impacts of technology—designers, companies, and users must justify choices and address harm.

It’s about controlling your data—who collects it, how it’s used, and protecting your autonomy and well-being.

Pause before clicking, track your digital habits, limit data sharing, stay informed, and support organizations promoting tech accountability.

Anyone interested in using technology more intentionally—no prior experience needed.

This course was collaborated by George Wang and Sam Mandani while working at the NYU Library Divisions. 

It’s fully self-paced—you can start anytime and learn at your own speed.

Yes, the course is free to access.

Absolutely. We encourage learners to discuss and share it with friends, family, and communities.