By Sydney Brogden on May 18, 2022 | Tagged with fact checking, fake news, guest blog post, news, Online Safety, online sharing, Social media, Twitter
Guest Post by Sydney Brogden What do fake news, clickbait, misinformation, and yellow journalism all have in common? They all fit under the broader umbrella of bullshit (BS). BS is communication that demonstrates little or no concern for truth, evidence, or established…knowledge” [1]. This implies that BS-ing is more about the impression the communication creates […]
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By Rachael Bradshaw on January 13, 2021 | Tagged with Digital literacy, fake news, netiquette, news, Politics, Social media
Using Your Online Democratic Voice By Alexander Howes Strengthening democracy requires us to engage in civil, informed online discourse. It is important to be conscientious about our democratic voice online. From choosing our news sources to engaging in online debate, it is important for us to be informed and engaged. This article provides strategies for […]
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By elyse hill on October 16, 2018 | Tagged with Events, In the News, laws, news, regulations, smartphone
As of September of this year, elementary and middle school children in France are no longer allowed to carry their smartphones while in school. As a part of Emmanuel Macron’s presidential campaign, the controversial ban details that children up to the age of 15 must either leave their phones at home or give them to […]
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