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What is the U.S. Supreme Court case that led to compensation for college athletes?
NCAA V. Alston
NCAA V. Curry
NCAA V. UMD
NCAA V. Roberts
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At the Museum of African American History & Culture, what was the focus of the exhibit that included the Black Panther?
Afrofuturism
Sports history
Music History
The Black press
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This term describes a state of intellectual isolation that can result from personalized online searches/algorithms
NIL
filter bubble
iGen
tech traps
4
On your first FULL day on campus as a College Park Scholar, you participated in....
Trip to National Museum of African American History and Culture
Service Day
The Challenge Course
Colloquium
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What is the Media Scholars class you need to take in the spring?
CPMS101
CPMS230
JOUR100
CPMS400
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According to the Pew Research Center, this was the most used app for teens in 2022 - used "almost constantly"
Facebook
YouTube
TikTok
Snapchat
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This term refers to the competencies required to understand and create photography, images, and graphic design.
Visual literacy
Rule of Flash
Digital literacy
Data literacy
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This term refers to the activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting accurate news and information.
Journalism
Public Relations
Propaganda
Advertising
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This CBS News Anchor leads The Eye Opener and was UMD's commencement speaker last spring
Gayle King
Jane Pauley
David Muir
Lester Holt
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In our F.A.C.T.S. lesson, the A stands for:
Assessing accuracy and authority
Assessing artifacts and authors
Ancient stories
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In our F.A.C.T.S. lesson on caring about credibility, you met a local TV news producer. What is her name?
Dorreen Gentzler
Eun Yang
Terri Tolliver
Norah O'Donnel
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This term refers to false or misleading information purposefully created and distributed.
Semi-truths
Social Media
Catfishing
Disinformation
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Researchers are using this term to describe mis/disinformation from "New Age" health and fitness influencers
Yoga mafia
Conspirituality
Wellness wacky
Guru grifters
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When you are assessing the authority of a source, what are three factors that can indicate it is reliable?
Confidence, clothes, & connections
College degree, address, & family
Author's credentials & process for getting info & correcting mistakes
Author's age, gender, political party
15
According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, which group is most likely to fall for a cyber scam?
Boomers
Gen Z
Millenials
Gen x
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This term refers the act of evaluating the credibility of an online source by comparing it with other sources.
journalism
horizontal reading
lateral reading
spamming
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This term describes a kind of synthetic media where a person in an image/video is swapped with another person's likeness
Facefake
Deepfake
Deepswap
AIfake
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Which of these is NOT a fact-checking website?
Politifact
Factcheck.org
Tackyfacts
Snopes