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Of course it is. The entire premise of "media literacy" is that what the mainstream media is telling you might not be true, so you should do your own research.
by Alex3917 5y ago
Of course it is. The entire premise of "media literacy" is that what the mainstream media is telling you might not be true, so you should do your own research.
Which of course is accurate, but at the same time a lot of people would be better off just blindly trusting the media.
- wolverine876 5y agoThe article says otherwise. Could you provide have evidence of your claims? > The entire premise of "media literacy" is that what the mainstream media is telling you might not be true For example, the class studied a video that spread on Facebook, not in the mainstream media, for misinformation.
- Alex3917 5y ago> Could you provide have evidence of your claims? Did you watch the Danah Boyd video I linked to? There aren't many better Internet ethnographers than her. Like I don't know if she's the absolute best person in her field, but she's pretty easily top 10.