Facebook Privacy Settings for Teachers

The video tutorial explains Facebook's privacy settings, emphasizing their importance for teachers and students. It covers how to navigate these settings, manage post visibility, control who can see your friends list, and adjust who can contact or look you up. The tutorial also highlights the implications of allowing search engines to link to your profile, providing guidance on maintaining privacy and adhering to school policies.

Why is it important for teachers to understand Facebook's privacy settings?

• To avoid using Facebook

• To help students manage their privacy

• To increase their number of friends

• To make their profile public

What is the first step to access Facebook's privacy settings?

• Click on the home icon

• Click on the upside-down triangle

• Click on the search bar

• Click on the profile picture

What does the 'Who can see your future posts' setting control?

• Who can tag you in photos

• Who can send you messages

• Who can see your friends list

• Who can see your posts

How can teachers manage who sees their friends list?

• By setting it to friends only

• By setting it to everyone

• By setting it to acquaintances

• By setting it to public

What does the 'Limit the Audience' feature do?

• Makes all posts public

• Hides posts from everyone

• Changes old posts to friends only

• Deletes old posts

Why might teachers want to use the 'Limit the Audience' feature?

• To increase friend requests

• To delete old posts

• To make their profile more visible

• To ensure past posts are private

What does the 'Who can contact me' setting control?

• Who can see your posts

• Who can comment on your posts

• Who can send you friend requests

• Who can tag you in photos

What is the most restricted setting for friend requests on Facebook?

• Friends of friends

• Only friends

• No one

• Everyone

What information can be used to look you up on Facebook?

• Your last name

• Your birth date

• Your email address

• Your favorite color

What does allowing search engines to link to your profile affect?

• Your profile picture

• Your friend request settings

• Your ability to send messages

• Your profile's visibility on Google