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Web Literacy Lessons on Digitally Altered Images 

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Web Literacy Lessons on Digitally Altered Images 

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Dear Sage, thank you for providing me with this information. As someone who relied primarily on newspapers and magazines for news growing up, I didn't have to deal with digitally altered images. Now that everything has transpired online, I can see how double-checking a picture's authenticity could be helpful.

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This lesson outlines that images published by nationally recognized news stations were photoshopped. When you are unsure if the photo or information you are viewing is legitimate, it can help to do a reverse search on the topic. This makes finding the original source of your content an essential detail in your analysis. One way to do this is to see if your data has any cited links or authors. Another way to find the original author is to do a direct internet search for it. Sometimes the original source can’t be found, but it only takes seconds to scan the internet. With significant media brands posting photoshopped images, it is essential to check these sites' legitimacy to make sure you are receiving the most up-to-date information.

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Web literacy lesson on "Just adding Wikipedia"

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Web literacy lesson on "Just adding Wikipedia"

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Jordan, this is a very interesting technique I have never used. Whenever I was in college using wikipedia for just about anything was frowned upon due to the fact just about anyone can edit something on there. So it is very interesting to see now it is actually usable as there is a lot of information on wikipedia. Using this Just add wikipedia technique would be super helpful including whenever you write a paper that requires evidence from a reliable source. This could also be helpful when anyone wants to fact check a quote from a person. Thank you for informing me on this technique that anyone could use!

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During these times of information being biased or coming from several different sources using a technique like “just adding wikipedia” can really allow us as students and fact checkers to quickly check the reliability of sources and also other information about the source. So overall this was a great lesson to look over and a technique i plan on using in the future whenever I have to write a paper for any class.

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Brett,
I appreciate your advising what’s involved with fact-checking news articles. Your detailed explanation helped me to more fully understand all that is involved in bringing forth truth from a reliable source. Before the Internet and the depth of access it provides, the average citizen mostly believed what network news journalists reported as fact checking would have been much to cumbersome of a process for most. Sadly, however, this still seems to be the case with so many not getting past headlines to read. The fact there are professional fact checkers today helps tow the line with accountability - not a bad thing. I often wonder about how often the American public were duped into believing falsities in the past. Newspapers and magazines were the basic news-gathering resources for us pre-Internet. We have come a long way! Thank you for sharing!

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Web literacy lesson on "just adding wikiepdia"

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Web literacy lesson on "just adding wikiepdia"

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Dear mom

It has come to my attention that there are misleading articles on the internet. Misleading articles have been going on for some time, for example look at this article it is trying to make you believe it is true.articles with misleading information. This makes it  difficult for young teens to understand because they don't know how to effectively fact check an article. This article is saying the President went into the hospital in september. I was doing some research and it looks like  it is false information. I'll also be showing u a powerpoint to explain this more. Take a look at this article.

This story is going after a Trump supporters. Trying to make them think maybe he is not in good health and should not run again. He has medical problems and is too old.

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/09/new-report-deepens-mystery-around-trumps-sudden-and-suspicious-visit-to-walter-reed-hospital/

If you want to check out a story if it is true on the internet you can fact check it. One way is to look up the source or company making the claim or writing the article in Wikipedia.

If you read below you will see that it says this source writes against the GOP, which is the Republican party who President Trump represents.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Raw_Story

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Thank you Natalie,

Sometimes I guess I do believe an article that I see on the internet. I will have to try and fact check it next time. I am sure many things are not true these days especially with the election around the corner.

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This shows how publishers or even websites make false headlines to make people look at their articles .For example how the first article is explaining how trump is in the hospital but after checking the source with wikipedia it shows they are biased towards the democrats and how they are normally  against the republican party. “ If you're looking for alleged GOP malfeasance, the folks at rawstory.com are frequently scooping the mainstream media.”Due to this information don't believe everything you see on the media. Especially now due to these crazy times it's worth the fact checking articles especially the ones you see on the internet.

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On Saturday, November 16, 2019, President Donald Trump made an unexpected visit to Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. That visit is among the many things that author Michael S. Schmidt discusses in the new book, "Donald Trump v. the United States: Inside the Struggle to Stop a President."

New York Times reporter Gabriel Debenedetti, discussing Schmidt's book, notes that it "reports the White House wanted Mike Pence 'on standby to take over the powers of the presidency temporarily if Trump had to undergo a procedure that would have required him to be anesthetized.' The vice president never had to take this step."

The fact that Trump's visit to Walter Reed in November 2019 was unannounced raised questions about the president's health. But Dr. Sean Conley, Trump's physician, described the visit as "routine" that month and wrote, in a memo, that it was only kept secret because of "scheduling uncertainties." And Trump described the visit as a "very routine physical."

"Despite some speculation, the president has not had any chest pain; nor was he evaluated or treated for any urgent or acute issues," Conley said in the memo. "Specifically, he did not undergo any specialized cardiac or neurologic evaluations."

But if this is true, it's not clear why, as Schmidt reported, Pence was prepared to take over the presidential duties. Other vice presidents have taken this step when the president has been temporarily incapacitated. For example, Dick Cheney stood in for George W. Bush when the then-president had to have a colonoscopy.

While it wouldn't be unprecedented for such an event to take place, it's perplexing why such arrangements were reportedly made for Trump and Pence in November when no clear explanation has been provided to the press.

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New report deepens mystery around Trump's sudden and suspicious visit to Walter Reed hospital

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On Saturday, November 16, 2019, President Donald Trump made an unexpected visit to Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. That visit is among the many things that author Michael S. Schmidt discusses in the new book, "Donald Trump v. the United States: Inside the Struggle to Stop a President."

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The Raw Story (also stylized as RawStory) is an American online tabloid founded in 2004 by John K. Byrne. It covers current national and international political events and publishes its own editorials which tend to advocate for progressive positions. The Raw Story is a news site, bringing attention to stories that it sees as downplayed or ignored by other media outlets. It is owned by Raw Story Media, Inc.

The Raw Story has been reported on and featured in The New York Times, The Guardian, , the New York Post, the Toronto Star, , Rolling Stone, The Advocate, , and Mother Jones. With an average 10.7 million readers per month (2015), the site is described by as, "Muck, raked: If you're looking for alleged GOP malfeasance, the folks at rawstory.com are frequently scooping the mainstream media."

On August 4, 2008, the Online News Association announced that RawStory.com was a finalist in the 2008 Online Journalism awards in the "Investigative, Small Site" category for the story, "The permanent Republican majority", about improper partisan influence in the prosecution of former Governor Don Siegelman of Alabama.

The website's original reporting has also been referenced by MSNBC's Ed Schultz and Lawrence O'Donnell, The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, Real Time with Bill Maher, and Countdown with Keith Olbermann. It was also referenced in 2011 by The Telegraph newspaper, as being the news website that first revealed a contract had been awarded to Ntrepid by United States Central Command as part of Operation Earnest Voice, intended to deploy operatives to create fake online personas abroad.

According to the site's masthead, as of July 2018, the editor and publisher is Roxanne Cooper. Other editors include Eric W. Dolan, managing editor, and senior editors David Edwards, Travis Gettys, Martin Cizmar, Tana Ganeva and Sarah Burris.

Raw Story Media, Inc.

Raw Story is wholly owned by Raw Story Media, Inc.

John K. Byrne - founder, chairman and CEO, partner

Michael Rogers - vice chairman and managing director, partner

Raw Story partners John K. Byrne and Michael Rogers announced on April 2, 2018, that they had acquired AlterNet via a newly created company "AlterNet Media." Byrne stated, "AlterNet will continue to carry content from the Independent Media Institute, its prior owner, and former AlterNet writers may appear with Independent Media Institute bylines.

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The Raw Story (also stylized as RawStory ) is an American online tabloid founded in 2004 by John K. Byrne. It covers current national and international political events and publishes its own editorials which tend to advocate for progressive positions.

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Before the rise of the internet, the only source of current news was the news papers which almost everyone held to high esteem. Now, in the modern day, we are constantly flooded with information with news agencies putting information out on a minute by minute basis instead of the previous weekly release. As technology evolved our need to be more adapt at learning its flaws have also evolved. By following the technique of going back to the original source and analyzing the authenticity of certain claims and quotes, we are able to more accurately make decisions based on the facts.