Digital Literacy

Who is susceptible of being misled online?

• kids

• adults

• everyone

• teens

You​ (a)   ​ believe everything you read, but that doesn't mean you should ​ (b)   everything you read, either.

• cannot
• distrust
• can
• trust

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Skeptical

,

(b) Cynical

• clouds judgement with negativity and suspicion.

• not easily convinced

• distrustful of everyone's motives

• improves critical thinking and judgement

Who can create webpages and post information to the internet?

• Only people who have graduated high school.
• Only people who have graduated college.
• Anybody with a computer and internet access.
• Only people who have jobs related to what they are posting about.

What does the word 'unbiased' mean?

• Fair
• Correct
• Accurate
• Wrong

Every website is a reliable source, as long as there is an author listed

• True

• False

Information that is intentionally incorrect that is spread in order to deceive or confuse people is called:

• Disinformation

• Echo chamber

• Satire or Parody

• Credible

Silly or funny fake news articles that make fun of real news stories or people is called:

• Clickbait

• Disinformation

• Propaganda

• Satire or Parody

Articles that cite several trustworthy sources and are published in well-known newspapers usually have high _____________________.

• Bias

• Agenda

• Credibility

• Propaganda

_________________ tries to lure readers into clicking sketchy links with sensational headlines and pictures.

• Clickbait

• Satire

• Credibility

• Filter bubbles