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Your Digital FootPrint
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1
To get a sense of your digital footprint, you should:
Monitor what your friends post
Google yourself once a year.
Google yourself every few weeks.
Delete all of your accounts and start fresh.
2
If you're very careful about what you post, the digital footprint should be in great shape.
True
False
3
You can use the online tools to help craft a digital footprint that is appealing to employers:
Twitter
Personal web site
All of these answers are correct.
Linked In
4
The advertising you see online is:
Only connected to online activities if you shop online.
the result of corporations tracking your online activities.
D.All of these answers are correct.
Something you should just ignore.
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Your digital footprint:
Not too important, everyone's got something embarrassing.
should be aware of and make positive efforts to control.
Doesn't stick for a long time.
Isn't important as the people who know you in real life.
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A good photo to use for your social networking profile is:
The photo you choose doesn't matter.
A photo that doesn't show your face, such as a cartoon
A photo of you that you wouldn't mind your grandmom seeing
A photo of you, with a group of your friends
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It is important to respect my friends' digital footprints because:
Digital citizenship is the responsibility of everyone online
I want my friends to treat my footprint with respect.
All of these answers are correct.
My actions can affect the shape of their digital footprints.
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If you find something in your digital footprint that is unflattering, you should:
Post something unflattering about someone else
Never go online again.
Fix, untag, or delete it.
Not worry about it.
9
You're angry at a friend and want to post feelings on social networking. What should you do?
Post how you feel, but don't name any names.
None of these answers are correct.
Post how you feel, make sure what you've posted is the truth
Don't post about it; call a friend instead.
10
Because employers often look for information about applicants online, you should:
Delete all of your accounts, so there's nothing to find.
None of these answers are correct.
Keep posting, so your older posts get buried.
Make footprint changes based on strengths and weaknesses.