STS LESSON 11

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Digital citizenship

responsible use of

technology by anyone who uses computers, the Internet,

and digital devices to engage with society on any level.

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digital citizen

person who

has the knowledge and skills to effectively

use digital technologies to communicate

with others, participate in society and

create and consume digital content.**

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aesthetic

relating to art or

beauty

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AESTHETIC

EXPERIENCE

Improved standards of living can include

more leisure time, better access to

recreation and pleasant experiences.

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  1. product

  2. consumer

  3. env

AESTHETIC

EXPERIENCE is an interaction between 3

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deepfakes

create a fake video using deep learning tech

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fake news

are information

that cannot be verified,

without sources and is

possibly untrue.

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Misinformation

false or inaccurate

information that is mistakenly or

inadvertently created or spread; the

intent is not to deceive.

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Disinformation,

false information that

is deliberately created and spread “in

order to influence public opinion or

obscure the truth”.

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F.O.M.O

anxiety

that one has, caused by the fear of missing

out on a social event or any other positive

experience, especially one that you have

heard about through social media.

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  1. propaganda

  2. clickbait

  3. sponsored content

  4. satire and hoaz

  5. error

  6. partisan

  7. conspirasy theory

  8. pseudoscience

  9. misinformation

  10. bogus

10 types of misleading news

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propaganda

can be benifical or harmful and adapted by gov

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clickbait

eyecatching, often misleading

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sponsored content

ad to make it editorial

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satire and hoax

social commentary or humor

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error

established news org sometimes make mistakes

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partisan

interpretation of facts that make claim to be impartial. Conform narrative while forgoing other

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conspiracy theory

explain reality as response to fear

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pseudoscience

misrepresents sci studies with false claim

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misinformation

mix of facual and false content. author may not be aware it is fake

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bogus

enitrely fabricated content spread intentionally

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false attribution

vid are attributed to wrong event or person

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counterfeit

acc that pose as well known person

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misleading

content doesnt represent what headline suggest

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doctored content

content that has been modified

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satire

– Typically uses

humor or exaggeration to

present audiences with

news updates.

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parody

Plays on vague

plausibility of the news

item.

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