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What does copyright protect, and when does it usually begin?
Think about whether an idea or the way it is expressed is protected.
What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation?
The difference is the intention of the person sharing it.
A student copies a poem whose copyright expired long ago into an essay and presents it as their own. What is this?
Ask whether permission is needed and whether credit was given.
What is false information that is created or shared deliberately to deceive called?
The intention to deceive is the key.
Write an ethical media checklist of six to eight points for a class project that produces a short video, and explain the reason for each point.
Cover all four topics: copyright and plagiarism, privacy, media literacy and responsible sharing.
A viral post claims that a new law will ban students from using phones at home. Describe how you would use lateral reading and the SIFT method to decide whether to believe and share it.
Work through each letter of SIFT in order.
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