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Week 4. Icons inspired by our Library. sketchednh

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I have to admit, I did this yesterday when it wasn't raining. And I actually wasn't wearing a dress either... #myday #week3 #sketchEDnh

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I'm "trying it out." Have to admit that I tried it out on a piece of scrap paper first. #sketchEDnh

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Arrows ahead! Next time I need to incorporate color. #sketchEDnh

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Having fun with lightbulbs. #sketchEDnh

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Having fun with speech bubbles. #sketchEDnh

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A8: One thing I can do "tomorrow" to prepare our students is to continue to educate myself. Also, create displays promoting digital citizenship. #sau24bookchat

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A7: I loved how Lee Bryan started his plan of action with a PD session for the teachers. This is a great way to get into the classroom. Talk about opening doors. #sau24bookchat

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@bethlby72 I too love the 2 thruths and a lie idea. My local (public) librarian does this when she visits the schools. My own children come home from school and tell me all about the true story,-which a lot of the time happens to be crazier than the lie.

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@SueRD5 I'm with you about not using my phone for news. I feel like when i'm in the "news" mindset, I tend to jump on my computer. But i'll use my phone to keep up-to-date with my friends and family on social media.

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@cait_ben I agree! I was looking at them and all these questions came to mind. I wanted to dig down deeper and find out more about where it came from.

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A6: This chapter was great! I loved all the resources. The one that stood out to me was Newseum ED flow chart, "Is this story share worthy?" I love it because it's visually appealing and easy to follow. #sau24bookchat

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A:5 I erred on the skeptical side when it came to the assessment. I knew that there were people who believed chocolate milk came from brown cows, but should the fact that it contained "misleading" statistics make it #fakenews? #sau24bookchat

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@LibrarianDebi Same here. I am going to make more of an effort to be open to news on social media. I'll still fact check it, but will be more open to such sources of news.

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@lprewandowski I thought that was interesting too. I have to admit that I fall into this same trap. My "friends" on FB are mainly people i have not seen nor spoken with in nearly 20 years. #friends

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A4: Out of the core principles I believe arming students with language that allows them to challenge ideas, not attack may prove most challenging. It requires a lot of work on both the senders and recipients part. #societalcorevalue #sau24bookchat

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@SueRD5 I was surprised too. I assumed they overlooked majority of the news posted on social media, aside from pop-culture.

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A3. One thing that surprised me was thinking of social media as a #reliable piece of evidence. I have a tendency to disregard information I find on a majority of social media sites. #sau24bookchat

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@pgarrity Yes, and discerning fact from fiction is made more difficult with the addition of our own preexisting beliefs and biases. One must go "the extra mile" in order to verify the source.

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Q2: We can use historical examples of fake news to show how impactful this phenomena can be. From Wilson to Hitler; everyone is susceptible. #confirmationbias #preexistingbelief #sau24bookchat