Social Media and Civic Discourse
Students will examine the impact of social media on public opinion, political engagement, and the spread of information.
Key Questions
- Explain how social media platforms can both enhance and hinder civic discourse.
- Analyze the challenges of identifying misinformation and disinformation online.
- Design strategies for responsible and ethical engagement on social media platforms.
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