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Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 52mins
What is digital citizenship?
The responsible, ethical, and safe use of technology
Creating social networks for entertainment
Unlimited internet access without restrictions
None of the above
What is a digital footprint?
The trace we leave with our activities on the internet
An electronic signature to validate documents
The password for our accounts
All of the above
What is a characteristic of digital identity?
Managing our presence and identification on the web
Using filters to edit photos
Creating multiple fake accounts
None of the above
What does digital security mean?
Identifying risks and protecting our information
Having more followers on social media
Buying expensive antivirus software
All of the above
The ability to interact with other people on platforms is digital communication?
TRUE
FALSE
What are digital rights?
Defending and protecting intellectual property online
Posting anything without consequences
Deleting negative comments on social media
All of the above
What does digital balance and well-being recommend?
Regulating screen use and taking digital breaks
Using social media until falling asleep
Answering messages at any time
None of the above
What risk is associated with the misuse of technology?
Cyberbullying and digital dependency
Improving school productivity
Generating more real-life friendships
All of the above
What does media literacy mean?
Evaluating sources and detecting biases in information
Sharing all news without verifying it
Creating fake accounts to spread ideas
None of the above
What is two-step verification (2 FA)?
An extra code to protect access to your accounts
A method to create easy passwords
An application to store images
All of the above
What is a secure password?
One that combines letters, numbers, and symbols
Your date of birth
Your pet’s name
None of the above
What tool can you use to check if your email has been in data breaches?
Have I Been Pwned (HIBP)
Google Maps
Spotify
All of the above
What advice is given about posting photos online?
Disable geolocation to protect your location
Share your address so people can visit you
Always post photos in public places
None of the above
What does digital professionalism mean?
Maintaining respectful and appropriate behavior online
Sharing content without citing sources
Openly criticizing strangers
All of the above
What is a zine?
A self-published and independent publication
A digital profile with followers
Software to design presentations
None of the above
Mechanism to protect an industrial design.
Industrial property
Digital footprint
Trademark registration
Copyright
Protects inventions, utility designs, trademarks, and circuits through registrations and patents.
Industrial property
Moral property
Branding
Brand manual
Right that allows the author to obtain benefits or economic compensation for their work.
Patrimonial right
Human right
Moral right
Economic right
The process of developing original and valuable ideas.
Creativity
Inspiration
Vertical thinking
Teamwork
SCAMPER means...
Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse
Study, Compare, Apply, Measure, Prototype, Improve, Repeat
System, Communication, Action, Method, Production, Execution, Results
Strategy, Creativity, Analysis, Management, Planning, Evaluation, Research
Creativity technique that allows everyone to focus on one type of thinking at a time, instead of arguing from opposing perspectives.
Six hats
Lateral thinking
Brainstorming
Forced association
Creativity technique in which connections are forced between seemingly unrelated elements.
Forced association
Six hats
Lateral thinking
Brainstorming
Creativity technique in which you generate ideas freely and without judgment.
Brainstorming
Forced association
Six hats
Lateral thinking
Seven perspectives to provoke creative solutions to challenging problems.
SCAMPER
7 hats
Creativity
Brainstorming
Which of the following is an example of lateral thinking applied to problem solving?
Proposing an unexpected, creative solution by combining ideas from different fields.
Copying another company’s strategy exactly without adapting it.
Following a step-by-step manual without making any changes.
Repeating a traditional process just because 'it’s always been done that way.'
Characteristics of digital collaboration tools.
All of the above
They allow real-time information exchange
They facilitate team communication
They allow us to share files
Elements of a brand.
Logo, colors, typography
Photography, colors, digital design
Name, patterns, advertisements
Models, photographs, typography
What is visual aesthetics?
The style a brand has
The color of a brand
The logo of a brand
None of the above
What was the objective of the rally?
To explore and apply different creativity techniques
To meet people from other groups
To make use of digital tools
To apply the Six Thinking Hats technique
M6 5 digital tools we use for learning in our courses.
Copilot, Teams, Outlook, OneDrive
Google Drive, Outlook, Viva Engage, Canva
Outlook, PowerPoint, Canva, Chrome
Excel, Word, Safari, Canva
What are the 8 P’s for online safety?
Passwords, Privacy, Personal information, Photographs, Protection, Property and permissions, Personal brand, Professionalism
Passwords, Photographs, Digital rights, Polarization, Mediatization, Being critical, Passwords, Digital footprint
Privacy, Addresses, Users, Personal brand, Privacy and permissions, Polarization, Personal information, Photographs
Personal information, Users, Protection, Personal brand, Digital rights, Digital footprint, Addresses, Photograph
A bias in AI.
Algorithmic racism
Information theft
It has no biases
Environment
It is a characteristic of creativity.
Originality
Lateral thinking
Critical thinking
All of the above
What are creativity techniques?
Models that help us generate, explore, and experiment with original ideas
Models that help us improve our productivity
Models that help us brainstorm
Models and tools that help us collaborate
What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?
Knowing my rights but also recognizing my responsibilities, taking care of what I post and share online, as well as protecting my online security
Keeping my information completely anonymous or private, no one should know who I am
Not having social media, spending very little time online
Accessing any website that catches my attention, I’m free and that’s what matters
Which of the following options does not belong to the category 'Things stored in my Digital Footprint'?
All of the above
Not having social media, spending very little time online
People I follow on Instagram
Playlists on YouTube
What do we mean when we say we must be careful with 'biases' online?
That what we read online is not always objective, so we must stay alert and be critical
That we must be careful with malware or viruses that may infect our devices
That we must be cautious about what we accept online because someone may be stealing our information
That there is a button called that way which can cause your information to be carelessly shared online
Who protects and recognizes the writer of a book as the author of their work?
Copyright
Industrial property
Book page rights
Patent
What is the right called that allows an artist to receive money for the use or reproduction of their work?
Economic right
Moral right
Songbook right
Right of reply
What type of protection would Mr. Krabs need so that everyone knows he is the author and owner of the Krabby Patty recipe, without revealing the ingredients and preparation steps?
Trade secret
Economic right
Industrial design
Trademark
The limit between freedom of expression and hate speech lies in the idea that freedom of expression does not allow us to criticize anything we disagree with.
FALSE
TRUE
What does AI feed on?
All the data within its reach
Its own knowledge
Only data from official websites
Information from famous people
What is digital ethics?
A set of values and rules for the correct use of digital technologies
A set of obligations and codes for the correct use of social media
A school regulation that establishes the correct use of the internet
A secret code to access exclusive functions of social media
Which creativity technique is responsible for finding alternatives or improvements to an existing product?
S.C.A.M.P.E.R
Brainstorming
Lateral thinking
Six Thinking Hats
Which creativity technique looks for connections between elements that apparently have no relation?
Forced association
Six Thinking Hats
Brainstorming
S.C.A.M.P.E.R.
It’s your digital backpack. Stores files in the cloud (Internet). Access from anywhere. Share with classmates or teachers.
OneDrive
Word
Power Point
Outlook
A tool to make visual presentations with text, images, video, and animations.
Power Point
OneDrive
Word
Outlook
What is Microsoft 365?
A platform with cutting-edge productivity tools
A popular video game
A social network for students
An operating system for cell phones
What are collaboration tools?
What are collaboration tools?
Applications that allow us to facilitate communication, information exchange, and teamwork in real time
Online games to pass the time
Programs to edit only images and videos
Platforms to listen to music like Spotify
What does the Forced Association technique mean?
Making connections between unrelated elements
Copying other people’s ideas
Avoiding combining different things
Thinking only about the practical
In the 'Brainstorming' technique, the most important thing is...
Generate as many ideas as possible without judging
Criticize ideas immediately
Choose only one idea at the beginning
Come up with few but very detailed ideas
What is the main objective of creativity?
Have original ideas that bring value
Copy existing ideas
Always follow established rules
Avoid experimenting
Which is an essential characteristic of creativity?
Originality
Being repetitive
Speed
Imitation
Which of the following is NOT a stage of the creative process?
Quick execution without analysis
Incubation
Illumination
Preparation
What does the brainstorming technique aim for?
Generate ideas freely without judging
Select only the best ideas from the beginning
Avoid everyone’s participation
Repeat already known ideas
What is the purpose of the forced association technique?
Force connections between unrelated elements
Eliminate less useful ideas
Create only one artistic product
Think only in a critical way
Lateral thinking is characterized by...
Inventing, taking risks, and breaking rules
Repeating known formulas
Following strict rules
Analyzing only with numerical data
In the SCAMPER technique, the 'M' stands for:
Modify
Move
Measure
Multiply
Which of the following actions belongs to SCAMPER?
Combine
Copy
Contrast
Color
The steps of the brainstorming technique are:
All of the above
Record the ideas
Evaluate and select
Define the problem or topic and generate ideas
Why is it important to use digital tools?
Because they help us connect, communicate, and work as a team
Because they consume a lot of time
Because they are only for entertainment
Because they replace teachers
What allows us to coordinate tasks, share files, and work remotely?
Collaboration tools
Video games
Digital television
Music applications
What is Microsoft Word used for?
To write, edit, and format documents
To make visual presentations
To organize data in tables
To make video calls
What is Microsoft Excel used for?
To organize, calculate, and visualize data in tables and charts
To edit images
To make calls
To record videos
What does Microsoft PowerPoint allow you to do?
Create visual presentations with text, images, video, and animations
Create online surveys
Edit professional audio
Program applications
What is Viva Engage?
A social network within Microsoft 365 for school or work environments
A photo editing application
A streaming platform
An operating system
Which tool allows you to store and share files in the cloud?
OneDrive
Excel
Word
Teams
What is a brand?
The visual personality of a project that connects with people
Only a name or a logo
A temporary advertising campaign
The legal registration of a company
What elements are part of brand identity?
Name, logo, colors, typography, shapes/patterns, and tone of communication
Only the logo and the slogan
Only typography and colors
The product and its price
What does naming in a brand aim for?
To be easy to remember and reflect the essence of the project
To belong and be sophisticated
To copy names from well-known brands
To have a complex and abstract meaning
What do a brand's colors communicate?
Values, emotions, and personality
Only visual aesthetics
A message unrelated to identity
The company’s economic level
What does visual consistency in a brand generate?
Trust and professionalism
Monotony and boredom
The brand going unnoticed
Difficulty recognizing it
Visual aesthetics is the style your brand has and it must be consistent.
TRUE
FALSE
A good color palette allows a brand to be recognized even without showing the logo.
TRUE
FALSE
Visual storytelling consists of frequently changing the logo, colors, and style to innovate.
FALSE
TRUE
Visual communication conveys ideas and emotions through images, colors, and symbols.
TRUE
FALSE
One of the functions of visual communication is to persuade, that is, to influence decisions or emotions.
TRUE
FALSE
One that combines letters, numbers, and symbols
A method to create easy passwords
Your date of birth
Have I Been Pwned (HIBP)
Google Maps
Disable geolocation to protect your location
Share your address so people can visit you
Maintaining respectful and appropriate behavior online
Sharing content without citing sources
A self-published and independent publication
Models that help us generate, explore, and experiment with original ideas
That what we read online is not always objective, so we must stay alert and be critical
A secret code to access exclusive functions of social media
