Principals for media literacy and discernment as they concern artificial intelligence and images. Discussion questions: What media are you consuming most? Why? What are you dwelling on when you are attending to that media?  On a scale of 1-10 how confident are you in your ability to determine if something is AI-generated? Do you think A-I generated will change the way we think about reality? Can you tell if an image has been edited? If so how does that change affect us? 

 My lesson is about news sources and algorithms and social media.
Discussion questions: Choose a social media post, news story, or podcast you have engaged with and ask yourself: "What's good? What's bad? What's missing? What's confused? Discussion questions: Where are the main places you go for news? Have you been able to detect any bias in those courses? How do you think different generations engage with news? Have you ever taken something that appeared in your feed to be a "sign"? 

 My lesson includes how participating in games changes the the effect of their content; influencer ads, overt ads, sponsorships, and product placement; with music the words we surround ourselves matter. Discussion questions: Pick your favorite game--what experience do you think its designers wanted you to have? Do you think it's possible to be influenced on a subconscious level? What's a product you hear or see being advertised by influencers? What's one ad that has worked on you?