Fake news consists of targeted false reports and manipulated images designed to resemble real news. Initially, they were used to lure visitors with fabricated content to websites featuring banners and advertisements. Recently, political interests have often taken center stage. False information is used to deliberately stir up sentiment.
On social media, false reports are shared thousands of times without their truthfulness being verified.
In this webinar, you will learn key terms related to fake news, examine some current examples, and become sensitized to a critical approach to news on the internet.
This course is a webinar. You will participate in this course in a virtual classroom . A computer with an internet connection, as well as speakers and a microphone, are necessary; a webcam for video transmission is recommended.
The link to the virtual classroom will be sent to you by email before the course starts. Please also check your spam folder if necessary.
