
Join Christine, our Pinas Forward Host, and find out why we need to be choosy. #DapatChoosy
Information online is FILTERED based on your online behaviors. Now, imagine how much information you are NOT seeing! What truths could you be missing out on? How does this happen? Find out in this lesson.
The information we see online may favor certain idealogies. Online information may be BIASED. If we don't recognize this and do something about it, we will end up being stuck with only one side of everything. In this lesson, let's learn how to burst our online filters and think twice before "cancelling."
The information we consume online may be FABRICATED to appeal to a targeted audience. It can be scary, but it is also something we can combat! Learn more about fake news and how to deal with it in this lesson.
Disinformation in the online and digital world is not a one-time thing. It is an industry and there are roles and responsibilities behind the propagation of fake news. Learn more about this in this lesson so we can take extra care of our social relations and our media consumption.
We are joined by Prof. Jonathan Ong as we get to know more about how fake news peddlers take advantage of social media especially during elections so we can all protect ourselves from disinformation and believe only in the truth.
How do social and political campaigns work on social media? More importantly, how is social media taken advantage of? There are many people secretly involved in the business of spreading disinformation. Prof. Jonathan's study reveals more about this interview by Pinas Forward's Shai.
Join Pinas Forward's Shai and Prof. Jason Cabañes as they discuss the ways we can deal with and combat online disinformation as individuals, institutions, and as one nation.
Pinas Forward challenges you to build a smarter and more responsible online community by answering these final questions. Don’t forget to use our hashtag #PinasForwardDapatChoosy.
Information online is filtered, biased, and fabricated. Social media has also become the home of fake news and other forms of disinformation. Given these, how can we be responsible and smart netizens? Dapat Choosy discusses how social media is a tool for nation-building only when we are choosy enough with our actions online.
Ang ilang impormasyong nakikita natin sa internet ay sinala, may kinikilingan, at gawa-gawa. Naging tahanan narin ang social media ng disinformation. Paano tayo magiging responsable at matalino sa paggamit ng social media? Sa Dapat Choosy, tatalakayin natin kung paano maaaring maging kagamitan at instrumento para sa pagbuo ng bayan kung magiging mapili lamang tayo sa ating gawain online.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- Social media risks and dangers especially when used as a weapon rather than a tool for the social good
- How social media algorithms contribute to filtered & biased viewpoints online
- How online polarization, filter bubbles, and echo chambers reinforce biases and unhealthy discourse online
- The business behind fake news which causes the wide and fast spread of disinformation
- Simple ways to combat online disinformation and protect oneself from the risk of falling victim to it
INSTRUCTOR: Christine of Pinas Forward Academy
INTERVIEWER: Shai of Pinas Forward Academy
GUEST EXPERTS
- Prof. Jonathan Ong
- Prof. Jason Vincent Cabañes
Dapat Choosy is one of Pinas Forward’s Citizenship LIT-eracies – “LIT,” a term used by the youth to describe anything they find excellent or extraordinary. Pinas Forwarders put the LIT in GenLit by creating movers out of dreamers, concrete actions out of aspirations and stronger communities out of individuals.