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This lesson helped me learn that the sources you may click on are actually sometimes not going to have research that is correct. Make sure you always check to see who made it and if they are credible, and if the site is not sketchy.

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This lesson helped me understand that your footprint is actually easier to be tracked then you think. Even by just liking a post, you are going to be way more likely to see more of this content, therefore you should research the other side of your "for you" page, to see what is going on at the other side of your view.

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This lesson helped me to my further understanding of how to take in to consideration of other viewpoints. The major pros I got out of this: Listen to other sides of stories, don't jump to conclusions, respect others opinions no matter what.

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This lesson taught me more about the differences of media. I learned that there is more media than most would think, even texting is considered media, and even though Social Media is the most known, there are way more than just that.

List of medias: Video Games, Videos, Television, Shared Media, Digital Media, Social Media, etc.

(Was absent most days out of the past 2 weeks so these are the only ones I have been able to get to)

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https://www.molossia.org/index.html - This site is credible, I can tell this because of the moderation of it, they update it regularly, and they have plenty of sections and even provide an email to where they are located mainly and don't have a sketchy link, they end in org not com/net.

https://downloadmoreram.com - this site isn't credible because they don't provide any information, anything that does show up has nothing that seems reliable. They have nothing specific about the site and who wrote it, therefore this site is not credible.