Information Literacy
What is the ability to find, evaluate, and use information effectively?
Information Literacy
What is the ability to use digital devices and technology effectively and responsibly?
Technology Literacy
What is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media messages?
Media Literacy
What does MIL stand for?
Media and Information Literacy
You need information for a research project. Which is generally more appropriate: a peer-reviewed journal article or an anonymous social media post?
Peer-reviewed journal article
What do we call information that is accurate, trustworthy, and supported by evidence?
Reliable Information
What do we call programs and applications that run on computers and smartphones?
Software
What do we call information presented through television, radio, newspapers, and the internet?
Media Content
What do we call false or inaccurate information shared without necessarily intending to deceive?
Misinformation
You receive a suspicious message asking for your password. What should you do?
Do not click suspicious links or share your password.
What do we call the act of acknowledging the original author or source of information?
Citation
What is the term for protecting computers, networks, and information from digital attacks?
Cybersecurity
What is the term for a one-sided presentation of information that favors a particular viewpoint?
Media Bias
What do we call false information deliberately created or shared to deceive people?
Disinformation
A commercial claims that its product is the best without providing evidence. What should you question?
The credibility of the claim
What is the term for using another person's ideas or work without giving proper credit?
Plagiarism
What type of online scam tricks people into revealing passwords or personal information?
Phishing
What technique uses famous personalities to promote products or services?
Celebrity Endorsement
What is the term for the trail of information we leave behind when using the internet?
Digital Footprint
Your classmate shares an edited photo that makes someone look bad. What responsible action should you take?
Avoid sharing it and verify its authenticity.
Why is it important to check multiple sources before believing information?
To verify its accuracy and avoid misinformation.
Why is it important to regularly update software and applications?
To improve security, fix errors, and enhance performance.
Why should we examine the purpose and intended audience of a media message?
To understand its intention and recognize possible bias or persuasion.
A student sees a shocking news story on Facebook. What should the student do before sharing it?
Verify the information using credible sources.
A viral video uses AI-generated footage to make a politician appear to say something they never said. What is this type of manipulated media called?
Deepfake