Digital reputation
Name:
Date:
Class:
A
Quick Questions
Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
1. Which best describes digital reputation?
2. A coach wants to know more about a new player. Where might they get a picture of that player's reputation?
3. Which is a good reason to search your own name online?
4. A future employer looks at an applicant's public posts. What are they doing?
5. Which public post is more likely to build a positive digital reputation?
B
Match the Pairs
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1digital reputation | AThe impression other people form of you from the data in your digital footprint, such as posts, photos and comments. | |
| 2search your own name | BLook up your name online to see what others would find and what impression it gives of you. | |
| 3An employer or school may search your name and judge you by what they find in your footprint. | CSchools and employers can search your name and view public footprint data, so it can affect the impression they form. | |
| 4The same data can give a good or a bad impression depending on what it shows about you. | Dsearch("Sam Lee") -> posts, photos, comments | |
| 5My reputation is only what I say about myself. | Ephoto: volunteering = good, rude comment = bad | |
| 6A school will never look at my posts. | FDigital reputation is the impression others form from the data in your footprint, including what others post about you, not just your own words. |
C
Definitions
digital reputation
D
Fill in the Blanks
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
1.
______("my full name")
2.
__ post == "rude comment":
reputation = "bad"
3.
footprint = ["award", "team photo"]
for item in _________:
print(item)
4.
badposts = 0
if ________ == 0:
reputation = "positive"
5.
post = "Sam at the footy final"
reputation = "keen and sporty"
print(__________)
E
Spot the Error
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
Question 1
A
SET name ← "Sam Lee"
B
SET results ← SEARCH(nam)
C
DISPLAY results
Question 2
A
SET posts ← 5
B
SET good ← 4
C
SET bad ← posts + good
D
DISPLAY bad
Question 3
A
IF post = "rude comment"
B
SET impression ← "bad"
C
ENDIF
Question 4
A
SET post ← "won the trophy"
B
IF post ← "won the trophy" THEN
C
SET impression ← "good"
D
ENDIF
Question 5
A
SET viewer ← "employer"
B
IF viewer = employer THEN
C
DISPLAY "checks footprint"
D
ENDIF
Answer Key
Digital reputation
Section A: Quick Questions
Q1
A — The impression others form of you from your digital footprint
Q2
A — By searching the player's name online
Q3
A — To see what others will find about you
Q4
B — Forming an impression of the applicant from their footprint
Q5
B — A photo of you volunteering at a school fundraiser
Section B: Match the Pairs
Q1
digital reputation → The impression other people form of you from the data in your digital footprint, such as posts, photos and comments.
Q2
search your own name → Look up your name online to see what others would find and what impression it gives of you.
Q3
An employer or school may search your name and judge you by what they find in your footprint. → search("Sam Lee") -> posts, photos, comments
Q4
The same data can give a good or a bad impression depending on what it shows about you. → photo: volunteering = good, rude comment = bad
Q5
My reputation is only what I say about myself. → Digital reputation is the impression others form from the data in your footprint, including what others post about you, not just your own words.
Q6
A school will never look at my posts. → Schools and employers can search your name and view public footprint data, so it can affect the impression they form.
Section C: Definitions
Q1
digital reputation — The impression other people form of you from the data in your digital footprint, such as posts, photos and comments that show up when someone searches your name.Section D: Fill in the Blanks
Q1
search("my full name")Q2
if post == "rude comment":
reputation = "bad"Q3
footprint = ["award", "team photo"]
for item in footprint:
print(item)Q4
badposts = 0
if badposts == 0:
reputation = "positive"Q5
post = "Sam at the footy final"
reputation = "keen and sporty"
print(reputation)Section E: Spot the Error
Q1
B — The variable is called name, so nam does not exist. Searching your own name needs SEARCH(name).
Q2
C — Bad posts are the total posts minus the good posts. Adding them gives the wrong number. It should be posts - good.
Q3
A — An IF line must end with THEN. Without it the program does not know where the rule starts. It should be IF post = "rude comment" THEN.
Q4
B — The arrow ← stores a value, but an IF needs to compare two values. It should use = to check the post, not store into it.
Q5
B — The text "employer" must be in quotes. Without quotes the program looks for a variable called employer. It should be IF viewer = "employer" THEN.