Unit 1 Digital Citizenship Vocab

Reporter

• Gathers information from sources and presents it in an unbiased manner, without injecting their opinions into the story.

• Writes opinion pieces that reflect their personal views on current events.

• Conducts interviews and shares personal anecdotes to engage the audience.

• Focuses on entertainment news and celebrity gossip.

Analysis

• In-depth event review

• Superficial observation

• Random guesswork

• Casual discussion

Passive Listening

• A form of communication where the receiver actively engages and responds.

• One-way communication where the receiver does not provide verbal feedback or indicate that they are paying attention.

• A technique used to enhance understanding by summarizing what the speaker said.

• A method of listening that involves asking questions and providing feedback.

Commentary

• Opinion-based event discussion

• Detailed analysis of statistical data

• Summary of historical events

• Personal narrative of life experiences

Deep Fakes

• Manipulated deceptive videos where the image of a real event or person's image or actions is replaced with other content

• Authentic videos that accurately represent real events

• Videos that are edited for artistic purposes

• Documentaries that provide factual information

Active Listening

• Focus on the speaker

• Ignore the speaker

• Multitask while listening

• Prepare a response while listening

Disinformation

• Deliberate false information spread

• Unintentional misinformation

• Accurate reporting of facts

• Public opinion manipulation

Artificial Intelligence Technology (AI)

• Computer systems mimicking human skills, such as speech recognition, decision-making, and visual perception.

• A type of software that only performs calculations.

• A technology that only focuses on data storage.

• A system that can only play games.

News Article

• Informs on current affairs

• A type of fiction writing

• A form of poetry

• A historical document

Lateral Reading

• Opening multiple sources to determine if the information is factual

• Reading a single source thoroughly before making a judgment

• Ignoring sources that contradict your beliefs

• Relying solely on social media for information