Ingrid WALSH

espite the increasing significance of digital literacy as a key competency for becoming a digital citizen or learner in the 21st century, technological developments have brought about various moral and ethical concerns (Buchanan, 2019; Dennis & Harrison, 2021; Reamer, 2017), and traditional norms and moral values have been considered invalid in the... See more

The secret of life is to have a task, something you devote your entire life to, something you bring everything to, every minute of the day for your whole life. And the most important thing is — it must be something you cannot possibly do!”

The legal rights of citizenship include things like voting in elections and due process of law for the accused. Responsibilities include things like paying taxes and serving on juries.

On paper, these seem simple, but they require much more of us. For example, voting requires us to be informed on the issues facing our communities. The best way to get informed is to be engaged.

Procedural news knowledge was the only factor that was positively associated with a higher fraction of shared content that was true.

In this sense, it could be argued that moral and ethical issues are as

Finally, many individuals and organizations have financial incentives to spread blatant lies. Through websites, newsletters, and digital platforms, they make money from subscriptions, advertising, and merchandise sales. As long as spreading lies is lucrative, it will be hard to get a serious handle on the flood of disinformation that plagues our... See more

Taking political positions that’ll make it more likely to win Senate seats in Kansas and Ohio and Missouri. Trying to open your coalition to people you didn’t want it open to before. Running pro-life Democrats.