Learn About News Literacy by Nancy Lipinski https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o Navigating the News with Miss Informed en-us 2021-06-30 01:43:40 UTC 2025-11-12 08:18:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f9b8-2640.png lipinski3 https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o/wish/1635255866 What is News Literacy?
Find out by watching this informational video from the McCormick Foundation.
"Professional journalists, educators and students discuss the definition of news literacy, why it's important to strengthen our democracy, and how it can be beneficial as an educational concept."
McCormick Foundation. (2014). What is News Literacy? YouTube. https://youtu.be/AO8wp1BkmI4. ]]> 2021-07-02 19:46:42 UTC https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o/wish/1635255866 The Five C’s of Critical Consuming lipinski3 https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o/wish/1635297813
  1. Context: When was it written? Where does it come from? Have events changed since then? Is there any new information that could change your perspective?
  2. Credibility: Does the site have a reputation for journalistic integrity? Does the author cite credible sources? Or is it satirical? Is it on a list of fake news sites? Is it actually and advertisement posing as a real news story?
  3. Construction: Analyze the construction of the article. What is the bias? Are there any loaded words? Any propaganda techniques? Any omissions that you should look out for? Can you distinguish between the facts and opinions? Or is it simply all speculation?
  4. Corroboration: Corroborate the information with other credible news sources. Make sure it’s not the only source making the claim. If it is, there’s a good chance it’s actually not true.
  5. Compare: Compare it to other news sources to get different perspectives. Find other credible sources from other areas of the ideological or political spectrum to provide nuance and get a bigger picture of what’s actually happening. (Spencer & Our Social Voice, 2016)
]]> 2021-07-02 20:55:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o/wish/1635297813 Media Consolidation lipinski3 https://padlet.com/lipinski3/qrkjback6p0ji56o/wish/1635312007 "Net Neutrality democratizes media making and ensures that internet service providers can’t block online speech. In the absence of Net Neutrality protections, media consolidation will only accelerate the silencing of voices that are independent, diverse and responsive to community concerns." - (Free Press, 2021)

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"Teens get their news more frequently from social media sites (e.g., Facebook and Twitter) or from YouTube than directly from news organizations. More than half of teens (54%) get news from social media, and 50% get news from YouTube at least a few times a week. Fewer than half, 41%, get news reported by news organizations in print or online at least a few times a week, and only 37% get news on TV at least a few times a week" (New Survey, 2019). 


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