Part one:
We live in an interesting time for communications. Artificial intelligence, social media algorithms, globall markets, and many other phenomena are changing how we communicate. What does the future hold? So How is fake news changing how we think about sources? With deep fake videos now available, how do we educate people about information literacy?
Part two
For the reference,you must be Find 6-8 sources about your topic. The sources you pick will likely need to be current, since your topic might be changing rapidly. (For example, a lot of the research on fake news from two years ago is already outdated.) One of the goals of this assignment is to help you find a wide variety of sources and consider the topic from all angles. Of your 6 – 8 sources, you therefore must have:
1.At least one scholarly article.
2.At least one primary source. For example, if you’re studying how algorithms impact job applications, you might interview someone who works in HR to ask how they use H.R. software. Or, you might create two versions of a resume/cover letter (one that’s optimized to the algorithm and one that’s not) and see what happens.
3.At least one source that isn’t trustworthy. You must explain why it’s not trustworthy. Part of learning how to research is to learn what sources not to take seriously.
4. At least one source by a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Person of Colour) scholar.
5.At least one source from outside North America. This source doesn’t have to be in English if you speak more than one language.
Part three: According to part one and part two to answer those three question(on part one) and write a report presenting your findings. Your report will have the following parts:
1.A title page
2.A table of contents
3.An executive summary that summarizes your most important findings
4.An introduction that gives an overview of what you studied
5.A discussion section that: Identifies which source corresponds to the specified source types that are to be used. Includes the main points of each source using quotations, paraphrasing, or summary. Make sure to use effective citation practices. Analyzes how trustworthy and credible each source is. You can use the CRAAP test or the SIFT Method. To evaluate the source’s trustworthiness, you’ll have to consider the author’s qualifications, where it was published, its strengths and weaknesses, the purpose and whether the claim can be verified.Discusses how each source relates to the other sources you selected. How do the sources agree with each other? If you find contradictions, how can you explain them?
6.A conclusion
7.A reference list in APA format.
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