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Media influence: How do I decide what is true online?
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I can explain different reasons why people post online and consider how bias can affect this.
I can explain why there are many fake and AI generated images online and identify ways to recognise them.
I can explain how algorithms and human behaviours influence what we consume online.
I can explain how to analyse and verify the information I consume online.
I can explain the importance of accurate health information online and explain how to verify health information.
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