Digital Footprint - Post Test
Digital footprint is defined as a trail of data you create while browsing the internet. How well do you know about this trail that you constantly and continuously create? The quiz below tests on this and more. All the best.
- 1.Note: Your name should be collected and emailed to the teacher, however, please provide your information below as a backup. State the following: 1. Name 2. Grade level 9, 10, 11 or 12 Any other information you would like to share. Do you think Nashoba does a good job keeping you aware of your Digital Footprint?
- 2.Your Digital Footprint
- A.
Isn't as important as what the people who know you in real life think.
- B.
Something you should be aware of and make positive efforts to control.
- C.
Doesn't matter, because the Internet changes too often for anything to stick for a long time.
- D.
Not too important, because everybody's got something embarrassing online by now
- 3.If you find something in your digital footprint that is unflattering, you should:
- A.
Not worry about it.
- B.
Attempt to fix it, such as by untagging a photo or deleting an account.
- C.
Post something unflattering about someone else, to distract from your footprint.
- D.
Never go online again.
- 4.If you're very careful about what you post, your digital footprint should be in great shape. Right?
- A.
Yes, but you should still monitor your footprint, because others' actions can affect it. Yes, but you should still monitor your footprint, because others' actions can affect it.
- B.
Yes, because you can do a lot to shape your digital footprint.Yes, because you can do a lot to shape your digital footprint.
- C.
Yes, but others may still post something unflattering about you in the future.
- D.
All of these answers are correct
- 5.Because employers often look for information about applicants online, you should:
- A.
Delete all of your accounts, so there's nothing to find.
- B.
Post to social networking sites a lot more often, so your older posts get buried.
- C.
Consider the strengths and weaknesses of your digital footprint and see what changes you can make.
- D.
None of these answers are correct.
- 6.To get a sense of your digital footprint, you should:
- A.
Google yourself once a year.
- B.
Google yourself every few weeks.
- C.
Google yourself regularly, and monitor what your friends post, in case they've posted something about you.
- D.
Delete all of your accounts and start fresh.
- 7.It is important to respect my friends' digital footprints because:
- A.
Digital citizenship is the responsibility of everyone who goes online.
- B.
My actions can affect the shape of their digital footprints.
- C.
I want my friends to treat my digital footprint with the same respect.
- D.
All of these answers are correct
- 8.A good photo to use for your social networking profile is:
- A.
A photo that doesn't show your face, such as a photo of a pet or cartoon character
- B.
A photo of you, with a group of your friends
- C.
A photo of you that you wouldn't mind your grandmother seeing
- D.
The photo you choose doesn't matter, because you can always change it later.
- 9.You're angry with a friend and want to post your feelings on a social networking site. What should you do?
- A.
Post how you feel, but don't name any names.
- B.
Post how you feel, but make sure what you've posted is the truth.
- C.
Don't post about it; call a friend instead. Don't post about it; call a friend instead
- D.
None of these answers are correct.
- 10.The advertising you see online is:
- A.
Something you should just ignore.
- B.
Sometimes the result of corporations tracking your online activities.
- C.
Only connected to your online activities if you shop online using a credit card.
- D.
All of these answers are correct.
- 11.You can use the following online tools to help craft a digital footprint that is appealing to employers:
- A.
Twitter
- B.
Pesonal Website
- C.
Linked In
- D.
All of the Above
- 12.If you're very careful about what you post, your digital footprint should be in great shape. Right?
- A.
Yes, because you can do a lot to shape your digital footprint.
- B.
Yes, but you should still monitor your footprint, because others' actions can affect it.
- C.
Yes, but others may still post something unflattering about you in the future.
- D.
All of these answers are correct.
- 13.Your Digital Footprint
- A.
Can be found online, posted by you or others
- B.
Can be found online, posted only by you
- C.
Is in text messages that you send
- D.
Is in the emails that you send to your friends
- 14.You can use the following online tools to help craft a digital footprint that is appealing to employers:
- A.
Assume that it's in the public domain and use it however you want
- B.
Give Credit to the creator Personal web site
- C.
Ask permission to use the work Linked In Linked In
- D.
Check who owns the work
- 15.You can use the following online tools to help craft a digital footprint that is appealing to employers:
- A.
Appropriation
- B.
Fair Use Personal web site
- C.
Copyright Linked In Linked In
- D.
Public Domain
- 16.You can use the following online tools to help craft a digital footprint that is appealing to employers:
- A.
Digital Access
- B.
Digital Commerce
- C.
Digital Communication
- D.
Digital Literacy
- E.
Digital Etiquette
- F.
Digital Law:
- G.
Digital Rights & Responsibilities
- H.
Digital Health & Wellness:
- I.
Digital Security (self-protection)
- J.
None of the Above
- K.
All of the Above
- 17.Watch the following video by Juan Enriquez http://www.ted.com/talks/juan_enriquez_how_to_think_about_digital_tattoos This TedTalk provides valuale information to students
- A.
True
- B.
False
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