Mapping the Echo Chamber Effect

Students investigate how social media algorithms curate content and contribute to echo chambers and filter bubbles.

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Students investigate how social media algorithms curate content and contribute to echo chambers and filter bubbles. The worksheet includes a See-Think-Wonder analysis, key vocabulary, a baseline assessment, user-journey mapping, and contrasting recommendation scenarios.

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Students will define algorithm, confirmation bias, and feedback loop.
Students will analyze how algorithmic curation shapes social media feeds.
Students will explain how feedback loops create filter bubbles.
Students will evaluate how personalized content can limit exposure to diverse viewpoints.

Mapping the Echo Chamber Effect

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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