Navigating Digital Information #2
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Amelia F Beck
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Discuss with a partner for 1 minute:
How can YOU make the internet a better place?
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Professional fact checkers work with news organizations to verify facts. That means they...
Make sure the information is accurate.
Add information to the article.
Tell the journalists what to write.
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Multiple Choice
"Many of the professors and students thought ACP’s site was more credible." What do you think credible means?
interesting
believable
unimportant
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Multiple Choice
In the study, which group did the best at determining whether the AAP or ACP site was more credible?
Professors
Students
Fact-Checkers
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Why did many professors and students think the ACP site was more credible than the AAP site, even though the AAP is a more trustworthy group?
It had better information.
The site looked more official.
They agreed with the ACP organization.
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Ask yourself 3 questions while evaluating sites:
Who is behind this information?
What is the evidence for their claims?
What do other sources say about the organization and its claims?
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to ask who is sharing the information and why they're sharing it?
Different people may have their own reasons for presenting information in a particular way.
You should only trust information from people you already agree with and not listen to anyone else.
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Categorize
I like the senator.
I enjoy reading fiction more than non-fiction.
I prefer summer over winter.
I believe that exercise is essential for a healthy lifestyle.
I think that technology has improved our lives significantly.
56% of people voted "yes" on the new policy.
Organize these options into the right categories
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Discuss with a partner for 1 minute:
Who do you think would be more believable/credible in their review of a new Taylor Swift album: A Taylor Swift fan or a Taylor Swift hater? Why?
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to know the evidence for the claims you see online?
To judge whether or not you agree with the claim.
So you know if it's from a reliable source.
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Categorize
Personal Blog
Peer Reviewed Article
Newspaper Article
Academic Journal
Government Report
Textbook
Documentary
Social Media Post
Clickbait Article
Online Forum Discussion
Sponsored Content
Organize these options into the right categories
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Multiple Choice
If you can’t find evidence for that claim or you find evidence to the contrary, then you can be fairly certain it’s...
verifiable
not true
credible
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Discuss with a partner for 1 minute:
"Better information makes for better decisions ." Do you think this is true? Why or why not?
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Multiple Choice
"Interrogating the information we come across online is just so important."
What do you think interrogating means?
Believing
Questioning
Ignoring
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Multiple Choice
You should distrust everything you read.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
How do we avoid ONLY questioning information when it disagrees with our pre-existing worldview?
Quickly checking out whatever we find interesting or shareable or that makes us emotional.
Question everything all the time, because trusting any information we come across is a problem.
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