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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/misinformation-what-can-we-trust/
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**课程名称：** 虚假信息：我们能相信什么？ **课程概述：** 本课程共分五个部分，旨在帮助学生识别虚假信息，理解人们为何会上当，并学会如何在充斥着虚假信息的环境中导航。 * **第一部分：** 探讨人们为何会上当的心理原因，包括人类的偏见、群体认同的影响以及阴谋论的吸引力。 * **第二、三部分：** 学习和识别各种形式的虚假信息，包括优秀新闻的特征、媒体和社会媒体中的虚假信息案例、如何分析和研究具体说法、如何判断网站或文章的可靠性，以及如何对信息提出质疑。 * **第四部分：** 学习科学思维，区分科学与非科学思维，以及人们因未能理解某些统计和科学概念而得出错误结论的原因（无需数学技能）。 * **第五部分：** 沉浸式实践练习，在一篇带评论区的文章中评估信息质量，并通过网络搜索和补充文章深入了解该主题。 **课程特色：** 本课程将通过有趣的虚假信息案例和练习帮助学生掌握辨别能力，同时也会讨论涉及暴力等严肃的现实生活案例。课程内容涉及对不同政治派别和媒体来源的批评性分析，不回避敏感话题。 **课程目标：** 帮助学生在虚假信息泛滥的时代，有效区分事实与虚构，提升信息辨别能力。
This 5-section course is designed to help students identify misinformation, understand why people fall for it, and explain how we can navigate a world filled with it.In the first section of this course, you will learn the psychological reasons why people fall for misinformation. Among other things, we will cover• how human bias and group identity can lead us astray • an examination of conspiracy theories and their appealIn the second and third sections, we focus on learning about and recognizing various forms of misinformation. We address• the characteristics of good journalism• examples of misinformation in the media and social media• how to parse and research specific claims• how to judge the credibility of websites or articles• how to ask challenging questions when presented with informationIn the fourth section, you will learn how to think scientifically. We will cover• the difference between scientific and unscientific thinking• how people reach bad conclusions by not understanding certain statistical and scientific concepts (no math done in class!)The final class is an immersive exercise where everything is put into practice. We will read an article with a comment section, and then assess the quality of this information. We then learn more about this topic through internet searches and supplementary articles.There are few things more important than separating fact from fiction. Come join us in this highly relevant course to learn how to protect against misinformation!Fair warning: This will be a fun class, where silly examples of misinformation will be given, and with fun exercises to engage students. However, it will not be limited to just that. Misinformation is worth learning about because it affects important topics. Serious, real-life examples will be discussed, as well, including those that involve violence. I do not delve deeply into these topics, but they do get brought up. Also, if it bothers you to scrutinize Democrats, Republicans, left-leaning media, right-leaning media, and uninformed social media posts, this class is not for you!
