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WorksheetsEmTech Reviewer 2 - DepEd Commons
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Your profile picture on Social Media Sites should be:
A picture of your pet
A logo
An avatar (computer generated head)
A picture of you
When posting something meant as a joke, you should:
Post it and hope people understand the joke
Express clearly that you are joking
Know that sarcasm and humor are part of the Social Media culture- anything goes
None of the above
If someone posts a comment directed at you that is critical or argumentative you should:
Assume they are looking for some flame-throwing and jump right in to defend your stance
Ignore them
Take the discussion to a private place
Block them
Best practice for online conversations:
Use all CAPITAL LETTERS so typing is faster
Never include emoticons - they are childish
Never say things or share information you would not say out loud in public
All of the above
In order to protect privacy and safety, you should:
Use your friend's name to protect your identity
Post any information about where you are
Be cautious to not reveal personal and private details, especially concerning other people
Don't worry about this - hackers and criminals don't use social media
When someone you don't know sends a "Friend Request" on Facebook or Linked In, you should
Block them
Approve them, what's the harm?
Check to see if there is enough information given to understand why they are connecting then proceed with an approval
None of the above
When you want to invite a Facebook friend to an event, the best protocol is:
Post a link to the event with a friendly invitation on their timeline
Post a friendly hello on their time-line with a heads-up that you are sending them a private message.
Post a link on my timeline and tag them in the post so it shows up on their timeline too.
none of the above
When someone follows you on Twitter, you should
Only follow back if you know them
Always follow back
Look at their profile for signs they are for real and not a spammer, then follow back
Don't waste time following others back
Photos are popular, thus a good Facebook strategy to get attention is:
Post a fun image and tag lots of "friends" in it
Post flattering or pleasing photos of people you're with and tag them
Post all the pictures on your cellphone along with comments and tag various people who know these friends
Use the "share" button on other people's pictures and then "Like" that on your own timeline
Blogging with Courtesy Includes:
Give credit when quoting someone, but never include links that could take visitors away from my site
Read the comments visitors leave but no response is expected
Use images for added interest; if I find them on someone else's blog it means I can use them too
None of the above
