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    Identifying: Misinformation

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    The document discusses identifying misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. It defines the key terms and provides examples of different types of false information like satire, false connection, misleading content, manipulated content, false context, and fabricated content. It encourages people to verify sources, check facts, use fact-checking tools, avoid sharing fake news, promote media literacy, and educate others. It also discusses when statements become biased, such as when they only support one side, use fallacies, are not evidence-based, or use misleading headlines.

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    Identifying: Misinformation

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    The document discusses identifying misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. It defines the key terms and provides examples of different types of false information like satire, false connection, misleading content, manipulated content, false context, and fabricated content. It encourages people to verify sources, check facts, use fact-checking tools, avoid sharing fake news, promote media literacy, and educate others. It also discusses when statements become biased, such as when they only support one side, use fallacies, are not evidence-based, or use misleading headlines.

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    The document discusses identifying misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. It defines the key terms and provides examples of different types of false information like satire, false connection, misleading content, manipulated content, false context, and fabricated content. It encourages people to verify sources, check facts, use fact-checking tools, avoid sharing fake news, promote media literacy, and educate others. It also discusses when statements become biased, such as when they only support one side, use fallacies, are not evidence-based, or use misleading headlines.

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    Identifying: Misinformation

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    Koala Umi
    The document discusses identifying misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. It defines the key terms and provides examples of different types of false information like satire, false connection, misleading content, manipulated content, false context, and fabricated content. It encourages people to verify sources, check facts, use fact-checking tools, avoid sharing fake news, promote media literacy, and educate others. It also discusses when statements become biased, such as when they only support one side, use fallacies, are not evidence-based, or use misleading headlines.

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    Identifying

    misinformation
    and
    disinformation
    Inihanda ni: Sir Matt
    TRUE? or Tsismis?
    tsismis
    True!
    True!
    Tsismis
    malinformation
    misinformation
    the sharing
    false of "genuine"
    information
    disinformation
    information
    disseminated with the
    without false
    intent to
    harmful intent. information
    cause harm.
    created and
    shared by
    people with
    harmful intent.
    misinformation
    False
    Satire Context
    Misleading
    Content
    Fabricated
    Content
    False
    Connection Manipulated
    Content
    "no intention to cause harm but
    Satire has potential to fool"

    False "when headlines, visuals or


    Connection captions don't support the
    content"

    Misleading "misleading use of information


    Content to frame an issue or an
    individual"
    "when genuine information or imagery
    Manipulated is manipulated to deceive", as with a
    Content "doctored" photo

    False when genuine content is


    Context shared with false contextual
    information

    Fabricated "new content is 100% false,


    Content designed to deceive and do
    harm"
    Satire
    False
    Connection
    Misleading
    Content

    Bawal na
    maglakad?!
    Manipulated
    Content
    False
    Context

    But the
    The post claims Video was
    that the video taken from
    was taken from
    the Philippines
    a typhoon
    during typhoon from
    ulysses another
    country
    Fabricated
    Content
    Verify sources Check facts
    Use fact-checking
    Tools Avoid sharing
    Report fake Promote media
    news literacy

    Support credible
    News sources Educate others
    Kailan nagiging bias ang isang pahayag?

    1
    Iisa lamang ang pinapanigan at
    hindi kinukunsidera ang panig ng
    iba. Madalas ay gumagamit ng
    “fallacy” ang mga pahayag na ito.
    Ayan nanaman ang mga
    reklamadong teachers. Ano
    ba ambag niyo? Kami ang
    nagsasagot ng modules.
    #SahuranAngMgaMagulang

    Ad Hominem
    Hindi mo sinusuportahan na
    bagay ang pineapple sa pizza?
    Oposisyon ka!
    #PineappleGoesWithPizza

    False Dichotomy
    Bat ba kasi puro Scorpio
    nalang ang nanliligaw sa
    akin eh hindi naman kami
    compatible.
    #LibraNaWalangJowa

    Appeal to tradition
    Kailan nagiging bias ang isang pahayag?

    2 Hindi matibay at hindi napatutunayang


    totoo ang mga pahayag na isinasaad.
    Madalas ang mga pahayag na isinasaad
    ay mula sa opinyon ng may akda o
    kaya naman ay sa mga taong walang
    kredibilidad.
    Kailan nagiging bias ang isang pahayag?

    3 Ang pamagat o ang pambungad na


    pangungusap ay nakakalinlang. Minsan
    ay hinihimok ang mga audience na
    basahin, panoorin o mapakinggan ang
    pahayag gamit ang clickbait.

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