Data Privacy Fundamentals
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Data Privacy Fundamentals
Instructor: Woodrow Hartzog
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What you'll learn
Identify foundational understanding of digital age privacy concepts and theories
Identify privacy implications of modern digital technology
Identify the rules and frameworks for data privacy in the age of technology
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There are 3 modules in this course
This course is designed to introduce data privacy to a wide audience and help each participant see how data privacy has evolved as a compelling concern to public and private organizations as well as individuals. In this course, you will hear from legal and technical experts and practitioners who encounter data privacy issues daily. This course will review theories of data privacy as well as data privacy in the context of social media and artificial intelligence. It will also explore data privacy issues in journalism, surveillance, new technologies like facial recognition and biometrics. Completion of the course will enable the participant to be eligible for CPE credit.
In this module we will be introduced to some background information and foundational concepts of digital age privacy. You will see some of the history of it and consider the quandary that comes with trying to define privacy. Questions about the realities of securing personal data information will also be considered.
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8 videos4 readings5 assignments1 discussion prompt
8 videosβ’Total 58 minutes
- Course Introductionβ’2 minutes
- Lesson 1: Why Does Privacy Matterβ’3 minutes
- Lesson 2: The History of Privacyβ’7 minutes
- Data Privacy and Information Ethics: Kay Mathiesenβ’11 minutes
- Lesson 3: Defining Privacyβ’5 minutes
- Data Privacy Goods: Evan Selingerβ’12 minutes
- Lesson 4: Control Over Personal Informationβ’7 minutes
- Transparency and Encryption: Christo Wilsonβ’11 minutes
4 readingsβ’Total 35 minutes
- Start Here!β’5 minutes
- Module 1 Objectivesβ’10 minutes
- Thinking about Obscurityβ’10 minutes
- Thinking About Trustβ’10 minutes
5 assignmentsβ’Total 50 minutes
- Module 1: Final Quizβ’30 minutes
- Lesson 1: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 2: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 3: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 4: Check your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 30 minutes
- Are Companies Protecting Your Privacy?β’30 minutes
In this module we begin to contemplate what threatens our privacy in this digital age and the steps we can we take to protect it. Also, we will take a deep look into the growing influence of smart devices and artificial intelligence and consider whether or not they help or hinder human beings.
What's included
6 videos5 readings5 assignments1 discussion prompt
6 videosβ’Total 44 minutes
- Protecting Privacyβ’5 minutes
- Personalization, Algorithms and Machine Learning: Alan Misloveβ’11 minutes
- Privacy Threatsβ’7 minutes
- Lesson 3: Internet of Thingsβ’5 minutes
- Exploring the Internet of Things Lab: Dave Chofnessβ’10 minutes
- Lesson 4: Artificial Intelligenceβ’6 minutes
5 readingsβ’Total 50 minutes
- Module 2 Objectivesβ’10 minutes
- Obscurity by Designβ’10 minutes
- Privacy Standards in Higher Educationβ’10 minutes
- The Ideal of Perfect Privacyβ’10 minutes
- Banning of facial recognition technologyβ’10 minutes
5 assignmentsβ’Total 50 minutes
- Module 2: Final Quizβ’30 minutes
- Lesson 1: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 2: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 3: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 4: Check Your Knowedgeβ’5 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 30 minutes
- Which is Bigger Threat?β’30 minutes
In this module we will explore privacy and the law and how it pertains to privacy in the media, in surveillance situations and in protecting personal data information. Finally, we will see how privacy regimes are functioning outside of the United States and make comparisons on approaches to privacy and how it is regulated.
What's included
8 videos6 readings5 assignments1 discussion prompt
8 videosβ’Total 57 minutes
- Privacy in the Mediaβ’7 minutes
- Privacy in Surveillanceβ’5 minutes
- Privacy in Dataβ’7 minutes
- Privacy Around the Worldβ’7 minutes
- Data Protection in Health Care with Michelle Andersonβ’11 minutes
- Privacy and Information Law with Neil Richardsβ’9 minutes
- Privacy Around the World: Chris Hartβ’11 minutes
- Course Conclusionβ’2 minutes
6 readingsβ’Total 55 minutes
- Module 3 Objectivesβ’10 minutes
- Overview of Privacy Lawβ’10 minutes
- Privacy and Surveillanceβ’10 minutes
- Idealising Control of Dataβ’10 minutes
- Congratulations! You are eligible for a scholarship and CPE credits!β’5 minutes
- Follow-Up Surveyβ’10 minutes
5 assignmentsβ’Total 50 minutes
- Module 3: Final Quizβ’30 minutes
- Lesson 1: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 2: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 3: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
- Lesson 4: Check Your Knowledgeβ’5 minutes
1 discussion promptβ’Total 30 minutes
- Distribution of Personal Informationβ’30 minutes
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Reviewed on Sep 17, 2020
VERY DETAILED UNDERSTANDING. WELL KNOWLEDGED PROFESSORS. THANKS FOR ALL THE INSIGHTS ON DATA PRIVACY
Reviewed on May 31, 2021
Though the course is more related to USA and Europe, the basics information provided is noteworthy and increases knowledge.
Reviewed on Jun 25, 2023
Amazing experience learning about data privacy. Took this course for improving my knowledge in privacy law but learned more new things about Data Privacy. Thank you.
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