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Dorothea Salo is a Teaching Faculty IV at the Information School at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She holds two Master's degrees, one in Spanish (1996) and another in Library and Information Studies (2005) from UW-Madison. Salo is actively involved in teaching and research, focusing on a range of topics including information security, metadata standards, and human factors in information contexts. Among her taught courses are LIS 500, LIS 510, LIS 601, and LIS 632. Salo has contributed to various publications in academic library research, including works exploring ethics in linked data infrastructure and student expectations in library learning analytics. As a committed academic, she integrates professional ethics into her teaching and publication endeavors.
Department: Department of Computer Sciences