Fake news, even fake fact-checkers, found in run-up to U.S. midterms
Hasty headline-sharing makes us all prone to fall for hoaxes: we’re not reading closely enough — if at all.
See websiteHasty headline-sharing makes us all prone to fall for hoaxes: we’re not reading closely enough — if at all.
See websiteImage-based services or social services such as Snapchat are interactive by nature and, therefore, youngsters like them more. But that does not mean that only teenagers use these services, even millennials swear by them.
See websiteWith issues like cyberbullying, sexting and identity theft becoming more frequent, along with the fact that teenagers (and young adults) are least likely to use safe online practices despite being the heaviest users of social media, we believe it’s important to continue educating our youth on staying safe online. In support of this endeavour, we […]
Read articleThe advent of the Internet has revolutionized learning. From elementary school where students access interactive and educational online activities and teachers encourage online research, through to colleges and universities where entire courses are offered virtually and learners thrive in a digital environment. Even for those of us not enrolled in school, we all seek out […]
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