Week 14: How Your Brain Tricks You Into Believing Fake New
“What the professor never realized as he focused on the page’s superficial features is that the group in question is […]
Week 14: How to Help Students Spot Misinformation
“Historians and students often fell victim to easily manipulated features of websites, such as official-looking logos and domain names.” This […]
Week 14: How to find Misinformation before it finds you
Quote 1 summary “We don’t fall for false news just because we’re dumb. Often it’s a matter of letting the wrong […]
Week 14 Part 2-Nathaniel Mashburn
Fake news is a problem for everyone young and small old and young, we all have fallen for it at […]
Week 14 Part 1-Nathaniel Mashburn
Using pop culture to teach history is an interesting idea that I believe has a lot of merit personally as […]
Lying about the past
Quote 1 “the camera does not lie, does it?25 In this age of PhotoShop and digital image manipulation, many students are […]
