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Navigating The Online World
Navigating The Online World
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A summary of what you (should have) learned from the Navigating Digital Information course.
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1
Misinformation about a topic can lead to people dying.
False
True
2
Why should you
avoid
using Wikipedia for research?
It doesn't give real information, just someone's opinion
It is a secondary source and only gives an overview
It doesn't link to anything new and updated
It is unreliable, because anyone just just edit it
3
This is Pete Evans. What are his qualifications?
Virologist
Pizza Chef
Electrical Engineer
Dietician
4
What parts of the world have greater access to the Internet?
Australia
India
Africa
America
5
This is Pete Evans. What is he an authority on?
Sun Protection
Curing Diseases
Farming Processes
Making Pizza
6
Mostly white, affluent countries have the most Internet access.
False
True
7
Only individuals use false accounts/identities on the Internet.
True
False
8
What's a question that Fact Checkers always need to keep in mind?
What sources have been used?
How many people have read the information?
What else has been said about the topic?
Who is behind the information?
9
Why did Twitter flag this post with a
Get the Facts
link?
Because it's an unsupported opinion
To provide evidence on the debate
To support President Trump's opinion
Because they don't like Trump
10
As a Fact Checker, what do you think?
The source is unreliable
This is unsupported by evidence
I agree
This is incorrect
11
This is Pete Evans. What does his online store sell?
Food Products
Water filters
Skincare Products
Diet Books
12
What kinds of evidence can be altered/manipulated to support an argument?
Charts and Graphs
A report from a Newspaper
Photos
Research articles from experts
13
Information from a News Outlet (paper or online) is always truthful and correct.
False
True
14
The Internet itself has a bias.
True
False
15
Bias means;
Unfair prejudice against someone or something
Always choosing one side over another
An attitude or feeling towards something
A particular way of thinking
16
Wikipedia is unreliable because anyone can edit it.
False
True
17
This Celebrity is an expert on what's in this drink.
True
False
18
Taking things you see, hear or read at face value can be dangerous.
True
False
19
Which statement best suits Wikipedia?
It is heavily edited and checked for consistency and accuracy
It is updated with new information all the time
It creates an open perspective from around the world
It provides an overview of a topic with multiple sources
20
This is Pete Evans. He's been
sued
,
fined
, and
criticised
for what he's promoted or said on TV;
Food that replaces vaccines
A baby diet... that was deadly for babies
A light-emitting device that cures CoViD-19
Looking directly at the sun every day
21
Perspective means;
An attitude or feeling towards something
Always choosing one side over another
Unfair prejudice against someone or something
A particular way of thinking
22
What is the best choice for authentic evidence?
A report from a Newspaper
Researched articles from experts
Lots of other posts sharing the same opinion
Charts and Graphs
