1 | Page You can allow Facebook to help you find friends by using your email contacts. Enter your email login and click next. Or leave it blank, click next and select “skip” if you would prefer to add friends one by one. Select a picture to use in your profile. This can be an image of you or anything or anyone else. Take one using your webcam or select an existing image. This will help others to identify you in case other users exist with your first and last name. Your email here
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You can allow
Facebook to help
you find friends
by using your
email contacts.
Enter your email
login and click
next. Or leave it
blank, click next
and select “skip”
if you would
prefer to add
friends one by
one.
Select a picture
to use in your
profile. This can
be an image of
you or anything
or anyone else.
Take one using
your webcam or
select an
existing image.
This will help
others to
identify you in
case other users
exist with your
first and last
name.
Your email here
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This is a profile of a
“friend”. You can see
lots of information
about this person
because they have
given you
permission.
This is a profile of
someone you are
not friends with.
You are only able to
see their profile
photo (small square)
and cover photo
(rectangle banner).
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Images on this page adapted from Denver Public Library
More on this
on the next
page
This section in the
middle is called your
newsfeed.
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Select the intended audience of your post
(text, photo, video) by clicking the arrow in
this blue button. You can select everyone =
Public, or Friends=people whom you have
connected with as Friends on Facebook, a
list you had created (such as "library
coworkers" or "close friends"), or a Custom
option.
If you select Custom in "Who Should See
This Post?" you have the option of
selecting individuals to share with, or
specifically not share with. Start typing a
person's name, and when prompted,
select it from the list.
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We’ll go over Privacy Settings in detail in another class. While we hear that our information is available
to “everyone” “out there”, the reality is that you have a lot of control over who sees what you post, as
well as who can see what other people post about you, or images of you.
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Full glossary of Facebook terms can be found here https://www.facebook.com/help/219443701509174/
