How to Think Like a Computer Bias and Reliability
How to Think Like a Computer Bias and Reliability
The concept of bias is explained through everyday activities. A teenage girl, Ada, asks her friend Computer Head (CH) an everyday question which is open to bias. She then looks at the results obtained from search engines and how some sites can be biased. Teacher notes: You could use this video to discuss what we can look for when using the internet to find out if sites are reliable, for example copyright, up-to-date information, verifiable on other reliable sources, etc.
- 2016
- 00:03:00
- 13-14
- Added on: 09/03/2019
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- Subjects
- Disinformation [LCSH] Electronic information resource literacy [LCSH] Information literacy [LCSH] Internet literacy [LCSH] Computer science [LCSH] Information technology [LCSH] Mass media -- Study and teaching [LCSH]
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