3.4: Questions for reflection

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    Information literacy reflection questions
    1. How do misinformation, disinformation, and fake news differ from each other? In what ways are they alike?
    2. If you were to encourage friends to do a better job avoiding fake news, what would you say to them?
    3. How would define information literacy?
    4. What are the advantages or disadvantages of technological advances occurring today?
    5. Looking at the "information literacy landscape" Venn diagram. How you would describe the relationships among the kinds of literacy?

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