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**Please enter your FULL NAME, label Q1a, Q1b, Q1c, Q2 and Q3 when entering your responses.

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Q1)Share one recent example of fake news you have read or seen online.
a)Where did you get the news from? Was it a “false fact” or narrow opinion?

b) What happened? What was the reality?

c) What would happen if you had believed the “false facts” or one-sided reports?

Q2) After the workshop, what would you do differently when you read news online?

Q3) Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.

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Q1a) I got the fake news from ...

Q1b) It was about ...

Q1c) I think...

Q2) I will ...

Q3) We should ...

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Q1a,b,c): (Does not apply to me )

Q2):I will check the websites' link before I click on it.

Q3)Check before you click

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Q1a) I got fake new from a website when i was browsing for news to read.

Q1b) It was about a

Australian police charge man over fake video of plot to overthrow government.

Q1c) I think its fake because i found a similar photo to the photo on the website.

Q2) I will report the website and forget about the things i had read.

Q3) We should all check the news we are reading or seeing to check if its real or not or we will be just reading fake things.

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I do not have a recent read fake news or seen online

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Recently there was a fake news about the singer JJ Lin being accused for spreading the corona virus. He was accused for spreading the virus but it was not true , it was a "false fact" and I believed at first but after the workshop I was able to identify what is fake news and what are real and it helped me to learn more on how to stay safe online. And I advice everyone not to believe fake news and attend this workshop!!!

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Q1a)Your help is needed to save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus from extinction! Visit the official site to learn more about this elusive species, what you can do help, and share sitghings of this temperate rainforest cephalopods.

It is pretty obvious that this clever and entertaining website is fake. It is not intended to be misleading, but a satirical site for a fictional animal that gained a surprise following.
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https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/library/fakenews/examples
Q1c) i think that we should be more cautious about the news

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These are two examples of satirical and fake news sites that deliver news with distorted or false information, biased viewpoints and fabricated facts:

The World News Daily Report

To confuse and add to the misleading of readers, World News Daily Report mixes some true stories with their fake ones. Their disclaimer starts with a large headline reading "NEWS YOU CAN TRUST," however, when you scroll to the bottom of the page, it reads:

WNDR shall not be responsible for any incorrect or inaccurate information, whether caused by website users or by any of the equipment or programming associated with or utilized in this website or by any technical or human error which may occur. WNDR assumes however all responsibility for the satirical nature of its articles and for the fictional nature of their content. All characters appearing in the articles in this website - even those based on real people - are entirely fictional and any resemblance between them and any persons, living, dead, or undead is purely a miracle. ( http://worldnewsdailyreport.com/disclaimer_/)

The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

https://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

Your help is needed to save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus from extinction! Visit the official site to learn more about this elusive species, what you can do help, and share sitghings of this temperate rainforest cephalopods.

It is pretty obvious that this clever and entertaining website is fake. It is not intended to be misleading, but a satirical site for a fictional animal that gained a surprise following.

Disclaimer

These internet links are provided to you as a courtesy. Walden University, LLC. (Walden) does not own or operate and is in no way responsible for the content of the web sites to which you will be directed upon accessing the links. Walden makes no representations or warranties as to the sites' content, does not attest to the accuracy or propriety of any information located there and does not endorse the sites or information on the sites in any way.

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Academic Guides: Fact Check: How to decipher online news and information: Examples of Fake News

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Academic Guides: Fact Check: How to decipher online news and information: Examples of Fake News

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Q2)I will look at the news source to see if it is reliable

Q3)look at the grammatical errors (if any) or look at the information abiut the news source

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Q1a) I got the fake news from Stomp.
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Q1b) It was about two LRT trains colliding between Sengkang and Renjong stations and it was a false fact.
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Q1c) I think that people would be more worried about taking the LRT anywhere and LRT services might drop.
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Q2) I will go to the train station security to see the footage and find out if the news if real.
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Q3) We should not panic immediately if we get such news and ask a friend to see if it is true.
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I got fake news from some peoples
It was about Covid19

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q1: I havent seen fake news online before. q2: I would be more careful online and check if the news is real
q3: When you spot fake news, make sure to not share it as real news around social media instead, alert people about it and advise them to be more careful and not trust everything they see online.

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1) Nil ( I do not have any experience )
2) I will always check the link before I click on it!
3) All the news that you see online is not always True! Check the link before you click on it!

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1a) I did not get any fake news
1c)I think we should keep in mind who to trust and not trust any news you see online unless they are from straits times
2) I will also keep that in mind!