Seminar 11 Pre Project Quiz

A Lens is ..

• prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

• a filter through which an issue or topic is considered or examined

• a point of view conveyed through an argument

• a person with a specific interest or concern in something

A Tier 4 source will contain ...

• Popular magazines and popular media.

• Specialized publications and government sources.

• Peer reviewed academic journals and books.

• News papers and reputable news organizations.

• Wikipedia , social media and blogs.

Bias - prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

• True

• False

A Tier 1 source will contain ...

• Popular magazines and popular media.

• Specialized publications and government sources.

• Peer reviewed academic journals and books.

• News papers and reputable news organizations.

• Wikipedia , social media and blogs.

Soapstone is

a method of questioning used to measure bias in the Author of the article or text .

• True

• False

SOAPSTONE stands for

• • Speaker 

  • Occasion 

  • Audience 

  • Subject 

  • Tone

• • Speaker 

  • Occasion 

  • Audience 

  • Summary

  • Tone

• Soap and stones

• • Summary

  • Occasion 

  • Audience 

  • Speaker

  • Tone

Raven is A method of questioning used to measure bias in an article/ text .

• True

• False

A Tier 2 source will contain ...

• Popular magazines and popular media.

• Specialized publications and government sources.

• Peer reviewed academic journals and books.

• News papers and reputable news organizations.

• Wikipedia , social media and blogs.

RAVEN stands for

• Reputation 

• Ability To Observe 

• Vested Interest ( what is their personal interest  or investment in the topic)

• Expertise 

• Neutrality

• True

• False

A Tier 5 source will come from

• Popular magazines and popular media.

• Specialized publications and government sources.

• Peer reviewed academic journals and books.

• News papers and reputable news organizations.

• Wikipedia , social media and blogs.