Evaluating Sources
Broadly stated information that’s false or highly misleading
What is misinformation
A channel of communication
What is a medium?
This service keeps information private and secure and can be used for an email, server, or website.
What is a VPN?
The information that exists online about you and your activity
What is a digital footprint?
Confirming the accuracy of information
What is fact checking?
What is social media?
this should include special letters, numbers, and special characters to protect your online information
What is a password?
You can lower your chances of it getting you into trouble by using it less.
What is social media?
A first-hand or contemporary account of an event or topic
What is a primary source?
A broadcasted form of mass media
What is television media?
This security feature requires users to provide an additional piece of information, such as a code sent to their phone or a push notification, to access their accounts.
What is two-factor authentication?
this is when the user has deliberately shared information about themselves – for example, through posting or participating on social networking sites or online forums.
What is an active digital footprint?
A way to determine the legitimacy and origin of a photo
What is a reverse image search?
All forms of physical, printed paper publications such as newspapers, magazines, books and journals
What is print media?
A type of online scam that targets consumers by sending them an e-mail that appears to be from a well-known source
What is a phishing email?
this is created when information is collected about the user without them being aware that this is happening. For example, this occurs when websites collect information about how many times users visit, where they come from, and their IP address.
What is a passive digital footprint?
Eating chocolate causes acne breakouts. (true or false Hint: remember the fact-checking race!)
What is false?
Face to face communication counts as a media medium. (true or false)
What is true?
Embry-Riddle uses this for two-factor authentication (2FA)
What is Duo?
A test you can use to make sure your digital footprint is and stays clean (Hint: remember the video!)
What is the grandma test?