A year of war has been battle of online narratives – Ukrainian media specialist

The video discusses the atrocities committed by Russians in Ukraine and the role of social media in spreading truth and media literacy. It highlights the ongoing information war, emphasizing the battle of narratives and the effectiveness of propaganda in creating confusion and passivity. The video also encourages skepticism towards media sources, particularly in Russia, where opposition is stifled by questioning the credibility of Western media.

What is one of the main goals of media literacy courses mentioned in the video?

• To promote specific political agendas

• To increase the number of social media followers

• To help people critically consume and responsibly produce information

• To teach people how to create viral content

What is the 'Information War' primarily described as in the video?

• A battle of military strategies

• A conflict of economic policies

• A competition of technological advancements

• A war of narratives

How does repeated exposure to information affect people, according to the video?

• It makes them more knowledgeable

• It enhances their memory of specific details

• It influences their emotions more than their memory of content

• It increases their interest in political discussions

What tactic does Russian propaganda use to create confusion among people?

• Providing clear and concise information

• Promoting cultural exchanges

• Asking questions that make people doubt the truth

• Offering financial incentives for support

What is a potential outcome of the confusion caused by propaganda, as mentioned in the video?

• Increased political activism

• Greater trust in media sources

• Passivity and avoidance of political discussions

• Enhanced critical thinking skills