This class is designed to teach current Facebook account holders how to use Facebook more securely, how to understand all privacy options, and how to change privacy options so the information you share on Facebook is only available to those you wish to see it.

Requirements for this class:

A device connected to the internet and a Facebook account.

This class is presented by the National Digital Equity Center and is taught by Melissa Gaglione and facilitated by Rockland Library staff. Online enrollment with the NDEC and class registration is required; to enroll, please visit this site.  Please note, in order to register for any NDEC course you must first complete a one-time enrollment, found under the Enrollment tab on the same page. Interested participants can also call the library and staff will be happy to assist with enrollment and registration.

The National Digital Equity Center provides communities at all levels the expertise needed to mobilize broadband technologies through digital inclusion, literacy efforts, education, resource planning, funding research, infrastructure leveraging and stakeholder engagement.

The National Digital Equity Center team brings years of community, state, national and international stakeholder engagement to action-oriented broadband planning toward digital equity. Working closely with established entities that have laid the groundwork for broadband adoption, the National Digital Equity Center provides turnkey, hands on, action-based assistance to communities and stakeholders.

This class will take place in the library’s Community Room; the Rockland Public Library is located at 80 Union St. FMI: call 594-0310 or email refdesk@rocklandmaine.gov.