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Viewers take a Crash Course in Media Literacy. They watch 12 videos that take them through media history, the positive and negative effects of media, and regulations and policies affecting media producers. The series aims to help viewers develop the skills they need to become more media savvy.
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accessibility, accuracy, advertising, algorithms, american culture, artwork, authority, bias, big business, cognitive development, constitutional law, consumer awareness, consumers, copyright laws, critical thinking, cyberbullying, data analysis, data collection, electronics, emotions, evidence, fact and opinion, facts, feelings, financial literacy, freedom of religion, gender bias, google apps, government regulation, governments, human behavior, human needs, human rights, imagination, information technology, intellectual property, internet safety, literacy skills, making inferences, marketing, media analysis, media bias, musicians, news reporting, newspapers, oral history, organizing information, persuasion, plato, pop music, popular culture, privacy, products, propaganda, propaganda techniques, public opinion, public relations, racism, sexism, statistics, stereotypes, stories, telecommunications, television, the brain, the internet, wars, yellow journalism, facebook, american politics, artificial intelligence, campaigns, commercials, consensus, corporations, demographics, electronic media, evaluating sources, evaluating websites, freedom of the press, hyperlinks, making decisions, media coverage, needs vs. wants, news headlines, news media, parodies, public service announcements, technological advancements, the first amendment, twitter, film, journalism, computers, reading, memory, instagram, evaluating claims, the radio, the united nations, addition money
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