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情報の信頼性を評価する際に入念に考慮すべき基準は何か?
情報の信頼性を評価する際に入念に考慮すべき基準は何か?
情報倫理の主要な原則には何が含まれるか?
情報倫理の主要な原則には何が含まれるか?
フェイクニュースのリスクの一つとして、どのような問題が挙げられるか?
フェイクニュースのリスクの一つとして、どのような問題が挙げられるか?
デマの定義とは何か?
デマの定義とは何か?
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情報の信頼性を高めるためには、何を行う必要があるか?
情報の信頼性を高めるためには、何を行う必要があるか?
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情報倫理の目的とは何か?
情報倫理の目的とは何か?
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Study Notes
Source Evaluation
- Importance of evaluating sources:
- Verify credibility and accuracy of information
- Avoid misinformation and manipulation
- Develop critical thinking skills
- Criteria for evaluating sources:
- Authority: expertise and qualifications of the author
- Objectivity: bias and perspective of the author
- Currency: date of publication and relevance
- Relevance: connection to the topic or research question
- Purpose: intention behind the creation of the information
- Red flags for unreliable sources:
- Lack of credentials or expertise
- Biased or sensational language
- Outdated or irrelevant information
- Unclear or misleading purpose
Information Ethics
- Definition: principles for responsible behavior in the creation, use, and dissemination of information
- Key principles:
- Respect for intellectual property and copyright
- Honesty and transparency in information creation and sharing
- Privacy and confidentiality of personal information
- Fairness and inclusivity in information representation
- Accountability for the consequences of information use
Risks of Fake News
- Definition: false or misleading information presented as news
- Risks:
- Erosion of trust in institutions and media
- Spread of misinformation and confusion
- Manipulation of public opinion and decision-making
- Undermining of critical thinking and media literacy
- Potential for harm to individuals and communities
- Characteristics of fake news:
- Sensational or provocative headlines
- Lack of credible sources or evidence
- Biased or emotional language
- Misleading or manipulated information
Dema (Disinformation)
- Definition: deliberate and intentional spread of false information
- Types of dema:
- Propaganda: biased information used to influence public opinion
- Misinformation: false information spread without malicious intent
- Disinformation: false information spread with malicious intent
- Risks of dema:
- Undermining of trust in institutions and media
- Manipulation of public opinion and decision-making
- Potential for harm to individuals and communities
- Erosion of critical thinking and media literacy
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Evaluate your knowledge on information literacy, including source evaluation, information ethics, and the risks of fake news and disinformation.
