Unknown Story
Storyboard Text
- That's terrible. How can we avoid spreading false information like that?
- No, what was it about?
- It was about a new miracle cure for cancer. But it turns out the source was unreliable and the claims were exaggerated.
- Hey Tom, did you hear about the news article that went viral yesterday?
- By being responsible media users. That means fact-checking before sharing and being critical of the sources of information we're exposed to.
- I see. And being media and information literate also means being able to identify bias or propaganda in the media, right?
- But how can we tell if a source is reliable or not?
- That's where media and information literacy comes in. By learning how to critically analyze the sources of information we consume, we can avoid spreading misinformation and fake news.
- Yes, exactly. We should be able to distinguish between facts and opinions, and not be swayed by sensationalized or emotionally-charged content.
- No problem, Tom. It's important to be responsible about the content we engage with and share. By being media and information literate, we can make informed decisions and contribute to a more informed and educated society.
- Thanks for the information, Maya. I'll definitely keep that in mind next time I come across a news article or social media post.
Over 30 Million Storyboards Created