Digital Reputation
INTERVIEW ETIQUETTE

RESUMES
COLLEGE/FINANCIAL AID
LEGAL/ETHICAL TECHNOLOGY USE
100

What is the difference between a digital footprint and a digital reputation?

A digital footprint is the raw trail of data you leave behind online, while a digital reputation is how other people perceive and judge you based on that data

100

What should you do when you first meet an interviewer?

Shake their hand with strong eye contact and a smile.

100

What is the main purpose of a resume?


To summarize your education, experience, skills, and accomplishments in a professional manner.

100

What is a grant?

Financial aid that generally does not have to be repaid if its conditions are met. (GIFT)

100

What does plagiarism mean?

Using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit.

200

True or False: Deleting a post always means it is completely gone from the internet.


False

200

Name two appropriate things to wear to a job interview and 2 innappropriate things to wear to a job interview.

Suit, dress, slacks, tie

Pajamas, slippers, hat

200

Name seven things that should be included on a resume.

Name, contact information, professional summary, education, experience, skills, certifications

200

What is a student loan?

Money borrowed to help pay for education that generally must be repaid, usually with interest

200

What does copyright protect?

Original creative works such as writing, music, photographs, videos, and artwork

300

Give two examples of something that could negatively affect your digital reputation.

Inappropriate posts, cyberbullying, offensive comments, inappropriate pictures, etc

300

Why is eye contact important during an interview? Give 3 reasons it is important.


It demonstrates confidence, attention (active listening), and respect.

300

What is a professional summary? How long should it be?

A brief statement highlighting your skills, strengths, goals, and qualifications. 2-4 sentences

300

Name at least three types of financial aid a student might receive.


Grants, scholarships, loans

300

What is one example of unethical technology use?


Hacking, cyberbullying, stealing someone else's work, or using technology to cheat.

400

Why might an employer look at someone's social media before hiring them?


To learn more about the person's professionalism and online behavior.

400

What does the STAR method stand for?

Situation, Task, Action, Result

400

Write down what the Education & Experience Section should look like. 

Education:

Discovery Middle School

May 2024-present

Experience:

Ruth's Chris Steakhouse

May 2021- September 2026

-managed schedules, completed payroll, hired applicants, and trained

400

What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

400

What is fair use?

A legal principle that can allow limited use of copyrighted material for certain purposes under specific circumstances.

500

You see a friend posting something inappropriate online. What are three responsible actions you could take?

Encourage them to remove it, report harmful content, or avoid sharing/reposting it

500

Give an example of a STAR answer to the interview question: Tell me about a time you worked with a team. 

S: In science class, my group had to build a model.
T: We needed to finish it by Friday.
A: I helped divide the jobs among the group.
R: We finished on time and I received a good grade.

500

You have never had a paid job. What could you include on a resume? Name 3.


Volunteer work, school activities, leadership, projects, skills, achievements, certifications, or community service.

500

What are the steps you complete to apply for financial Aid or FAFSA?

Apply to the college

Apply for FAFSA

Visit your Financial Aid office at the college

See what you get approved for

500

Why isn't "I found it on Google" a valid reason to copy and use something without permission?

Finding something online does not automatically mean you own it or have permission to use it.