shows interest in communication, listeners are aware of vocal cues and body language

Spot the signs of what makes a news story fake online.

You can’t verify where the story comes from.

involves doing other things while someone is speaking, does not provide verbal feedback

Below is an example of bias distribution about a story. Based on this information, what conclusion could you make?

The story did not have an obvious political advantage for either side.

What is news reporting?

informational reporting on the factual events or issues involved in a story

Which of the following is the best description of a social media algorithm?

a set of rules that media uses to show you more sites that you might like

Which imaginary headline is likely misinformation?

Proposed Park Will Destroy Local Economy

the intention of persuading the public to a particular point of view on an

Which of the following is the best example of “lateral reading”?

Your friend shares a fact with you and you look it up on Google.

What is news analysis or commentary?

examination of an issue w/background & context to deepen understanding

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Active Listening
involves doing other things while someone is speaking
does not provide verbal feedback
shows interest in communication
listeners are aware of vocal cues and body language
2
Spot the signs of what makes a news story fake online.
You find verifiable facts in the story.
The URL and site are from .edu and .gov domains.
You can’t verify where the story comes from.
You find a similar article from multiple sources.
3
Passive Listening
shows interest in communication
involves doing other things while someone is speaking
listeners are aware of vocal cues and body language
does not provide verbal feedback
4
Below is an example of bias distribution about a story. Based on this information, what conclusion could you make?
The right thinks the story is more important than the left
Most institutions who reported on the story were pretty extreme
The story did not have an obvious political advantage for either side.
5
What is news reporting?
informational reporting on the factual events or issues involved in a story
examination of an issue w/background & context to deepen understanding
the intention of persuading the public to a particular point of view on an
6
Which of the following is the best description of a social media algorithm?
a set of rules that media uses to show you more sites that you might like
Facebook
Another name for the original source of a news story
A type of journalism that tries to persuade readers and viewers
7
Which imaginary headline is likely misinformation?
Park Commission Debates New Project
New Members Elected to Park Commission
New Park to open September 11, 2023
Proposed Park Will Destroy Local Economy
8
Which is NOT a reason why someone might willingly spread misinformation?
They don't know it is misinformation
They believe it because it agrees with their perspective
They want to confuse people
They want to tell the truth
9
What is opinion?
examination of an issue w/background & context to deepen understanding
informational reporting on the factual events or issues involved in a story
the intention of persuading the public to a particular point of view on an
10
Which of the following is the best example of “lateral reading”?
Finding sources that agree with your opinion.
You’ve heard that a media group is biased so you avoid their news coverage.
Your friend shares a fact with you and you look it up on Google.
You watch a video
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What is news analysis or commentary?
informational reporting on the factual events or issues involved in a story
the intention of persuading the public to a particular point of view on an
examination of an issue w/background & context to deepen understanding

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