Library: English | What’s not to ‘Like’?: Protecting your privacy on social media

Online sharing is a hugely popular pastime. This publication presents the potential risks of oversharing on social media and provides specific tips and tools for participating in social networks while also protecting your privacy and staying safe online.

Library: English | Watch out! Online video and your privacy

While consumers now have many more options for how, where and when they watch video, they also face new risks to their personal privacy. This publication makes viewers aware of the privacy issues raised by video streaming and video sharing technology as well as what they can do to protect themselves.

Library: English | Put a Lock on It - PowerPoint Slides: Protecting your online privacy

The Put a Lock on It PowerPoint presentation, available for download in the “Download File” section, is designed to be used with the 31-page companion Put a Lock on It lesson plan.

Library: English | Put a Lock on It - Seminar lesson plan and activities: Protecting your online privacy

The 31-page Put a Lock on It lesson plan, available only as a PDF download, guides community educators through a 2.5-hour workshop that includes three activities designed to give participants an opportunity to practice what they’ve learned. The lesson is designed to be used with the companion Put a Lock on It PowerPoint presentation.

Library: English | Put a Lock on It: Protecting your online privacy

This fact sheet gives Internet users the knowledge to keep themselves and their families safe while taking advantage of the many benefits of being online. Topics include securing your online accounts and mobile apps, shopping and banking safely on a computer or mobile device, preserving your privacy while using social media, and avoiding unwelcome content and communications.

Library: English | Privacy and Control for Social Media Users: How much do you want to share?

This brochure presents the potential privacy risks in social networking and prepares social media users to make wise choices about what they share and who they share it with. It includes information about how to use the privacy controls on social networking websites and apps and offers tips for enjoying social media while still protecting your personal privacy.

Library: English | Health Records Privacy in California: Protecting your privacy as patient records go digital

This fact sheet provides an introduction to electronic health records and your health information privacy rights. To learn more, refer to the companion resource, Health Records Privacy in California: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions, which provides additional information in a Q&A format.

Library: English | Health Records Privacy in California Q&A: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

The Health Records Privacy in California backgrounder, written in Q&A format, answers many questions about electronic health records and the health information privacy rights of California residents, from how patients can access their own health records to what steps they can take to better protect their personal information.

Library: English | Health Records Privacy in California - Seminar Lesson Plan and Class Activity

This 29-page packet, available only as a PDF, guides community educators through a three-hour presentation on electronic health records and patient privacy rights. The lesson plan includes a set of cases studies and a note-taking guide to be completed during class. It is designed to be used in conjunction with the companion PowerPoint presentation.

Library: English | Health Records Privacy in California - PowerPoint Training Slides

This downloadable 19-slide presentation is designed to be used in conjunction with the Health Records Privacy lesson plan. The slides provide a visual component to the training on electronic health records and patient privacy rights.