This bingo card has a free space and 59 words: Uses the "for Education" Fair Use to copy something, Uses the "Review" Fair Use to copy something, A website that violates the WFS MS Tech Agreement, A website that you can use during class according to the WFS MS Tech Agreement, something that has been plagiarized, a bibliography or list of cited sources, physical needs (food, water, shelter) are being met, safety needs are being compromised, love and belonging needs are being met, love and belonging needs are not being met, esteem needs are being met (recognition, status, freedom...) are being met, esteem needs are being met (recognition, status, freedom...) are not being met, self actualization needs are being met, self actualization needs are not being met, using the "Authority" persuasion technique, using the "Consensus" persuasion technique, using the "Likability" persuasion technique, Uses the "Parody" Fair Use to copy something, using the "Consistency" persuasion technique, using the "Traditional Wisdom" False Claim, using the "Red Herring" False Claim, something Ms. Kate won't appreciate because she is old, something a young kid would like, something a grandma would appreciate, something a chef would appreciate, example of confirmation bias, someone using "hypnotic pattern" in their speech, someone using "antimetablization" (mirroring a word in a phrase to sound smart) in their speech, using red to give a warning, using red to invoke the feeling of romance, using blue to make you feel like they are trustworthy, using green to say they are environmentally friendly, using black to evoke a feeling of elegance, using orange to give a warning, using blue to evoke a feeling of calm, using a bold font to evoke a feeling of stregnth, using a rounded font to evoke a feeling of comfort, using a complex font to evoke a feeling of fun, using a connected font to evoke a feeling of community, an example of "yellow journalism" (in the last 5 years), using drama to "sell" something, a conservative leaning news website, a liberal leaning news website, the "Law of Closure" (connect the dots), an example of needing "Prior Knowledge" to understand the site, an example of someone using "False Memory" to trick the viewer, using exaggeration to get you to do something, safety needs are being met, using the "Scarcity" persuasion technique, using a tall, thin font to envoke a feeling of luxury, someone using "appeal to tribalism" to make you feel part of group, someone using "appeal to tribalism" to make you feel part of group, Uses the "News" Fair Use to copy something, using the "Appeal to Emotions" False Claim, using the "Appeal to Emotions" False Claim, a picture with a caption showing where the image came from, using the "False Dilemma " False Claim, using yellow to evoke happiness and an emoji that everyone should understand.
⚠ This card has duplicate items: someone using "appeal to tribalism" to make you feel part of group (2), using the "Appeal to Emotions" False Claim (2)
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