1. Without good knowledge of how to communicate across different networks, you may jeopardize you online reputation. List two examples of how poor social media etiquette can land you in awkward situations with your friends or employers.

2. Why is it important to be yourself online, use your real identity as well as connect with people you would in real life?

3. Why is it important to disclose information such as your relationship with your employers, client or company that is sponsoring you to speak on social media?

4. Respecting the guidelines of social networks and your employers can help you engage responsibly and allow you to best support your company. Who can you consult if you were unsure about your company's social media policies? Such as the Coca-Cola policy?

5. Find a policy for another brand you like, provide a link and comment on it.

6. Sharing photos on a social network where you interact with you family and employers can be tricky. What are two best practices when it comes to sharing photos respectfully?

7. Miscommunications online happen frequently. What should you do if you accidentally said something you didn't mean?

8. When building followers on Twitter, is the quantity or quality of your followers important and why?

9. Facebook allows its users to customize what they want certain individuals or groups to see on their Timelines. Name two reasons why this would be helpful if you connect with your relatives or coworkers on Facebook.

10. Set up a Google alert for a few things/brands or people that interest you. Which did you choose?

11. Use "Social Mention" tool and do a search on a timely topic. What do you think of the tool? Notice you can search on just photos or tweets. Also, what is passion and what is reach in "Social Mention"? Go to www.socialmention.com

12. What do each of the rules of social media etiquette (Be yourself, Be transparent, Play by the rules, Listen, Engage, Be respectful) mean, in your own words, from the video?