AI
News
Social Media
Media Literacy Skills
Random!
100
What does AI stand for?
Artificial Intelligence
100
News sources are totally unbiased (True/False)
false
100
It is illegal to accidentally put false information on social media (true/false)
False!
100
Everyone needs Media Literacy skills (true/false)
True!
100
Media literacy allows students to find accurate and reliable information (True/False)
True!
200
AI should always be trusted. (true/false)
FALSE!
200
All news sources are created equally (True/False)
False!
200
You should trust news shared by anyone with a blue check mark by their Instagram handle (True/False)
False. People may have malicious intent or be sharing something that is unknowingly misinformation
200
Media Literacy skills are an important part of existing in today's digital world (True/False)
True!!
200
Do teenagers spend over or under 5 hours of time a day on screens?
Over.
300
Is this an AI generated citation?
Blorptagon, X.Z. (2099). How Unicorn Lasers Solved Climate Change on Mars. Journal of Made-Up Sciencey Stuff, 1337(42), pp. ∞–☃. https://doi.org/10.0000/this.is.not.real
Yes!
300
What is an example of a right leaning news source?
Choose one! The Washington Time, The Daily Wire, New York Post, The American Conservative, Fox News
300
Social Media Sites are required by law to fact check all information on their site (True/False)
False
300
What are two ways to check if a news source is accurate?
Fact-Check and Cross reference with other sources
300
Is this citation AI Generated?
Amanda. “What Is Media Literacy? | Media Literacy Now.” Media Literacy Now | Advocating for Media Literacy Education, 13 Nov. 2024, medialiteracynow.org/challenge/what-is-media-literacy.
No
400
Is this Fake?
Yes!
400
What is an example of a left leaning news source?
Choose one! NBC, NPR, USA Today, CNN, New York Times, Washington Post
400
What should you do if you see false information on a social media site?
Avoid sharing it and report it to the site.
400
Every source you see in school is accurate. (true/false)
False! sources can be outdated or incorrect.
400
What is information spread that is meant to cause harm to its audience?
Disinformation
500
What percent of students use AI to complete assignments?
50%
500
What should you do if you see two conflicting news sources?
Try to find the original source a find a neutral site covering the same issue.
500
What does SIFT Stand for?
Stop, Investigate, Find Better Coverage, Trace back to original Context
500
What does Media Literacy allow you to do?
Understand Media, assess validity of sources, and create media responsibly
500
What percentage of students want to learn about media literacy?
94%!!!!!!!!