Enhance your understanding of privacy laws with our focused course on American Privacy Law, a natural progression after completing "Privacy in the Western World." This course is designed to give you a comprehensive view of how privacy is protected within the American legal framework.
The course begins by examining the constitutional protection afforded by the 4th Amendment, which acts as a critical safeguard against unwarranted governmental intrusion. Further, you will explore a range of consumer protection laws that encompass various sectors like health and finance. Additionally, the course details specific laws designed to protect the privacy of multiple forms of communication, including mobile telephony, e-mail, and online searches. Upon successful completion, you will be well-prepared to understand and follow ongoing legal developments in the American context of privacy protection. Elevate your understanding of privacy in the American context. Enroll today to get started.
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It is a robust course on privacy law in US. Hats off to the Professor for designing such an amazing course
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Nice course... pls revise instructions on how to answer the first 3 questions... quite confusing
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The course is not unuseful, but the leanring method is problematic. Answers to questions of Quiz 1 (after Week 2) are found in Week 3 and 4, and the issue is left unresolved for at least 8 months (judging from the discussion forum)
I had to google to pass the quiz as the names mentioned in the questions were not even mentioned in week 2 at all.
I would say if you are self-motivated and are not willing to explore, the course coordination is not an issue for you.
The structure of this course is in my opinion is poor. The majority of the course is just a collection of reading material, most of which is simply not necessary.
This course would be better served by clearly structuring the course material, providing only necessary reading that re-enforces the learning pathway.
While I appreciate the work that has gone into the course to bring this material together, most of this the reading material is repeated, the learner is expected to read hundreds of pages of documents, most of which is simply irrelevant. It would be more efficient to simply ask the learner to read a book on privacy, as at least this will have a structured approach. I feel as though the course was very quickly patched together, throwing any pdf document into the mix, that may have a slight connection to the actual learning material. This makes the course extremely tedious to understand, and leaves little room for learner motivation.
O curso tem poucos vídeos e slides, porém o material juntado pelos organizadores é muito rico. São clássicos no tema da privacidade americana, porém também apresentam documentos muito atuais. Um ótimo curso para se aprofundar no tema da Privacidade dos Dados nos EUA. Além disso, os exercícios práticos são bons para fixar a matéria aprendida.
This course is very good for understanding the starting of Privacy in the new ear and how it developed and till present day what is the condition of data protection and personal information privacy of a person. Thank you Coursera for providing such a great course.
It is a robust course on privacy law in US. Hats off to the Professor for designing such an amazing course
Good to know about privacy in USA.
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This course was awesome. Learned a lot about privacy laws in the USA. This also gave me prespetive on two school of thoughs regarding privacy; privacy as economic ommodity and privacy as fundamental human rights. For me personally i think we should take privacy as fundamental human rights and not as mere economic commodity.
This is my second course as part of Specialization. Video lectures are (un)surprisingly short (yet informative). But reading materials are excellent. While it took me a while to go through them, it was definitely worthwhile. All in all very informative course.
Nice course... pls revise instructions on how to answer the first 3 questions... quite confusing
Many of the lectures features quite unprofessional delivery/errors
The English language skills and presentation skills of the presenter are so bad. That makes it really difficult to follow and hard to grasp the content.