Leading Marines - Admin and Communication (Interact with Social Media) Already Passed

Leading Marines - Admin and Communication (Interact with Social Media) Already Passed Participation, Openness, Conversation, Community, Connectedness Characteristics of Social Media Social Networks, Blogs/Online Journals, Micro-Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, Forums, Content Communities Basic Forms of Social Media The Marine Corps encourages Marines to explore and engage in Social Media at a level they feel comfortable. Use sound judgment and common sense abiding by Core Values and UCMJ. Use common sense when using Social Media unofficially. Fine line when engaging in Social Media with subordinates and seniors. Guidelines to Social Media Turn of GPS. DO NOT share information that is not approved for public release. Be aware of security measures regarding your identity and finances. Keep all important information out of Social Media. Be cautious against cyber criminals and attackers by following sound security procedures. OPSEC With Social Media True or False The Marine Corps endorses unofficial posts made by Marines in any form of Social Media. False True or False Marines are NOT allowed to solicit votes of any kind on Social Media. True Any content about the Marine Corps or related to the Marine Corps that are posted on any Internet site by Marines in any personal capacity. "Unofficial Internet Posts" True or False Only discuss Marine Corps issues related to your professional expertise, personal experiences, or person knowledge. True True or False Your "friends" on Social Media will NOT affect your security clearance. False True or False You are allowed to participate in interviews or discussions to advocate for or against a party, cause, or candidate. False True or False You are allowed to express your political views on public issues or political candidates online, but not as part of an organized communication campaign. True