1. How to Find What You Need to Know
How to Decide If It’s True
Crap
Detection
20060556 Park Shin Hyun
20129166 Victora Dashchenko

2. News Briefing

3. News Briefing

4. “Think like a detective”

5. How can I tell if anything I find on the web is real?
Currency
-How recent is this information?
Reliabilty
-Are there any references or quotations?
Author
-Who is the author?
-Who is the publisher or sponsor?
Design
-Professional or amateurish?

6. Triangulating
-Egypt’s outage case-
“traceroute”
internet
service
Reliable AP’s official
sources Having
report
Twitter my
triangle

7. Triangulating
Verifing the youtube video
- Spokeo
Allow people to look for person
- Wolfram Alpha
Check the weather report
- Google map
Help locate the place with accurate online map

8. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNV4yIyXXX0
Play the video for 2 minutes from 7:00 to 9:00

9. Collective intelligence
Electronic networks and social computing applications
make it easier for individuals to
harness collective intelligence to help them assess
and evaluate information and sources online.

10. Collective intelligence
Collective intelligence is a shared or group
intelligence that emerges from the collaboration
and competition of many individuals.
- Wikipedia
<Examples>
Wikipedia
QnA sites (Ex : Korea’s Naver Knowledge
research , America’s Cha Cha)
Facebook
Google
Etc

11. Collective intelligence
Naver Knowledge Search

12. Collective intelligence
American QnA site Cha Cha

13. Naver vs. Daum
Sponsored link - Naver

14. Naver vs. Daum
Sponsored link - Daum

15. Naver vs. Daum
Accuracy of research - Naver

16. Naver vs. Daum
Accuracy of research - Naver

17. Naver vs. Daum
Accuracy of research - Daum

18. Naver vs. Daum
Accuracy of research - Daum

19. Mail vs. Yandex
Sponsored link - Mail

20. Mail vs. Yandex
Sponsored link – Yandex

21. Mail vs. Yandex
Accuracy of research

22. Mail vs. Yandex
Advanced search function - Mail

23. Mail vs. Yandex
Advanced search function -
Yandex

24. International Medical Information
PatientsLikeMe.com
CureTogether.com

25. Political and Social Issues
GlobalVoiceOnline.com
FactCheck.org

26. General Information
Snopes.com
About.com

27. Medical information websites
1. Drug Information Research
Institute
http://sdic.sookmyung.ac.kr/ind
ex.html
2. HealthPark
http://www.healthpark.or.kr/

28. Civil Journalism websites
1. Oh My News

29. Civil Journalism websites
2. Bloter.net

30. Principles of media consumption
By Gillmor
1. Be skeptical
2. Exercise judgment
3. Keep asking questions
4. Learn media techniques
5.Open your mind

31. Echo chamber effect
The tendency of individuals to pay attention to
only those online sources that reinforce their
own beliefs

32. Thank you
Any question?

33. Discussion Subjects
1. How much do you believe online
information? To what extent should we
believe various and huge amount of
information?
2. What aspects of Journalism can be
developed by Civil Journalism? What kinds
of dangers does civil journalism have?
3. Think about the disadvantages of collective
intelligence