Internet+Wisdom

=Internet Wisdom =

Should you believe everything you read on the internet?
= = We know there are [|statistics] coming out on a regular basis that students are different than in the past
 * more than 70% of people aged 15 - 34 are actively using social networks online
 * teens aged 12 - 19 spend 25% of their media time on the internet
 * 66% of high school student get their news and information from the internet

The notion of privacy is [|changing] and there seems to be a shift in what we believe about intellectual property and [|copyright] and leading to new definitions like the one that governs this wiki in [|Creative Commons]. We have to help students (and ourselves) new skills of information / digital literacy to function in this world. Students need to know that they can [|track the history] of their sites and that they still need to [|find the owner] of what they read. When we limited students to a few books in the library it was easy, now we have sites like [|this], and [|this], require a new ability to be critical of all information.

[|Here] is another site to check out.

Another site is [|here.]