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Froggy Jumps
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Media, Information, and Technology Literacy

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Media, Information, and Technology Literacy

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Read each scenario carefully. Identify whether it demonstrates Media Literacy, Information Literacy, or Technology Literacy.

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Media, Information, and Technology LiteracyOnline version

Read each scenario carefully. Identify whether it demonstrates Media Literacy, Information Literacy, or Technology Literacy.

by Jade
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1.A student compares news articles from different websites to determine which report is accurate and free from bias.

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2.Maria uses PowerPoint to create a class presentation about climate change.

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3.John checks the author, publication date, and sources of an article before using it in his research paper.

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4.Ana notices that a social media post uses misleading images to influence people's opinions.

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5.Carlo uses Google Meet to attend his online classes and submit assignments through Google Classroom.

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6.Leah verifies information about a viral health claim by consulting reliable websites and experts.

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7.Ben recognizes that an advertisement is designed to persuade consumers to buy a product.

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8.Sofia learns how to use spreadsheet software to organize and analyze data.

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9.Mark searches for scholarly articles in an online database for his research project.

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10.Ella identifies fake news circulating on social media and explains why it is misleading.

 
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