Design a Social Media News Evaluation Tool Examine how Russia uses social media as a tool for propaganda. Then, create a news evaluation tool to help people evaluate social media posts about the Ukraine-Russia Conflict. | Conduct a Critical Visual Analysis Critically analyze visuals related to the Ukraine-Russia Conflict, including ”out of context” images shared on social media, political cartoons, memes, and photos in global newspapers. Present your findings in a TikTok video. | Examine Press Freedom Investigate the freedom of the press rankings for Ukraine and Russia. Then, create an editorial cartoon or Op-Ed about what role press freedom has played in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict. | |
Evaluate the News from Critically examine the news from the left, center, and right for the Ukraine-Russia Conflict, U.S. Sanctions on Russia, and the Ukraine Capital Under Attack. Then, create a post, page, or video to inform your peers and family about the differences between left-leaning, center, and right-leaning news articles. | Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2022Media Literacy More free learning resources: Critical Media Literacy & Civic Learning & Building Democracy for All & resourcesforhistoryteachers wiki & Teaching About the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis | Write to a TV News Station Select a TV news station and evaluate its coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict to determine whether it focuses more on economic impacts than on lives affected and lost. Write a PRAISE or PROTEST letter to the news station based on your findings. | |
Design a Proposal for Disseminating the News Compare and contrast media outlets’ coverage of events in Ukraine with social media posts and the crowdsourced Russia-Ukraine Monitor Map. Then, design a proposal for how you would disseminate the most accurate, real-time news about the Russia-Ukraine Conflict to the broader public. | Curate and Annotate News Articles Curate a collection of news articles related to the Ukraine-Russia Conflict that fit within at least 6 of the 10 Types of Misleading News. Use this guide to evaluate and annotate each article. | Investigate an Issue Act as an investigative journalist and explore an issue of your choosing related to current or past tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Present your findings as a news report video or news article.
|
“Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2022” Choice Board by Torrey Trust, Ph.D., Robert W. Maloy, Ed.D., & Allison Butler, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst is licensed under CC BY NC SA 4.0