AttentionTreadmillThe practice of mediacompanies to usealgorithms that giveusers “more of thesame,” narrowingtheir awareness ofdiverse news andpoints of view.AvailabilitybiasAvailability bias leadspeople to make falseassumptions byassuming that if theyhear somethingstated often enough,it must be true.NegativityBiasthings of anegative natureaffect us morethan things of apositive natureWokeWashinga term used to definepractices in business thatprovide the appearance ofsocial consciousnesswithout any of thesubstance. A woke-washedbusiness could theoreticallypromote the opposite ofracial equality within itswalls while championingPropagandaInformationintended toinfluence anaudience toadopt a certainpoint of viewConfirmationBiaspeople's tendencyto processinformation bylooking forInformation thatsupports theirbeliefs.ConnotationPersonalmeaningadded tosomething bythe audiencesubtextIndirect/ hiddenmeaningcontained in amedia message BrainHackingThe psychologicalstrategies thatplatforms use tomanipulate peopleinto spendingmore time on theirplatform Greenwashing“is a form of marketingspin in which green PRand green marketing aredeceptively used topersuade the public thatan organization’sproducts, aims andpolicies areenvironmentally friendly.”MediaLiteracyThe ability toaccess, analyze,evaluate, andcommunicate inmultiple mediaformats.TargetaudienceThe person orgroup that amediamessage ismeant to reach BiasPreferenceor prejudicefor/ against aperson,thing, or idealogosusing logicto try andpersuadesomeoneFinfluencerfinance influencer,is an influencerthat sharesfinancialinformation andexpertise. Popularon TikTok.pathosusingemotions totry andpersuadesomeoneMediumThesingularform ofmediaTacosa deliciousfood youeat withyour handsAppsMobile anddigitalsoftware thatpeople useEthosappealing toyour senseof right orwrong topersuadeSocialMediaMedia thatallows peopleto sharecontent withone anotherdenotationThe literalmeaning ofsomethingpresentedEvaluateThe processof judgingsomething tosee if it isreliableVideoVideo andfilm basedcontentPublicationsThings likebooks,magazines,newspapers,etc.FacetuningUsing an app to removeblemishes, improvecomplexions and performother manipulations onfacial photos, includingselfies. Sometimes seen asundermining self and bodyconfidence, particularly inyounger users.RadioThings likemusic,podcasts,audio booksAttentionTreadmillThe practice of mediacompanies to usealgorithms that giveusers “more of thesame,” narrowingtheir awareness ofdiverse news andpoints of view.AvailabilitybiasAvailability bias leadspeople to make falseassumptions byassuming that if theyhear somethingstated often enough,it must be true.NegativityBiasthings of anegative natureaffect us morethan things of apositive natureWokeWashinga term used to definepractices in business thatprovide the appearance ofsocial consciousnesswithout any of thesubstance. A woke-washedbusiness could theoreticallypromote the opposite ofracial equality within itswalls while championingPropagandaInformationintended toinfluence anaudience toadopt a certainpoint of viewConfirmationBiaspeople's tendencyto processinformation bylooking forInformation thatsupports theirbeliefs.ConnotationPersonalmeaningadded tosomething bythe audiencesubtextIndirect/ hiddenmeaningcontained in amedia message BrainHackingThe psychologicalstrategies thatplatforms use tomanipulate peopleinto spendingmore time on theirplatform Greenwashing“is a form of marketingspin in which green PRand green marketing aredeceptively used topersuade the public thatan organization’sproducts, aims andpolicies areenvironmentally friendly.”MediaLiteracyThe ability toaccess, analyze,evaluate, andcommunicate inmultiple mediaformats.TargetaudienceThe person orgroup that amediamessage ismeant to reach BiasPreferenceor prejudicefor/ against aperson,thing, or idealogosusing logicto try andpersuadesomeoneFinfluencerfinance influencer,is an influencerthat sharesfinancialinformation andexpertise. Popularon TikTok.pathosusingemotions totry andpersuadesomeoneMediumThesingularform ofmediaTacosa deliciousfood youeat withyour handsAppsMobile anddigitalsoftware thatpeople useEthosappealing toyour senseof right orwrong topersuadeSocialMediaMedia thatallows peopleto sharecontent withone anotherdenotationThe literalmeaning ofsomethingpresentedEvaluateThe processof judgingsomething tosee if it isreliableVideoVideo andfilm basedcontentPublicationsThings likebooks,magazines,newspapers,etc.FacetuningUsing an app to removeblemishes, improvecomplexions and performother manipulations onfacial photos, includingselfies. Sometimes seen asundermining self and bodyconfidence, particularly inyounger users.RadioThings likemusic,podcasts,audio books

Media Literacy Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The practice of media companies to use algorithms that give users “more of the same,” narrowing their awareness of diverse news and points of view.
    Attention Treadmill
  2. Availability bias leads people to make false assumptions by assuming that if they hear something stated often enough, it must be true.
    Availability bias
  3. things of a negative nature affect us more than things of a positive nature
    Negativity Bias
  4. a term used to define practices in business that provide the appearance of social consciousness without any of the substance. A woke-washed business could theoretically promote the opposite of racial equality within its walls while championing
    Woke Washing
  5. Information intended to influence an audience to adopt a certain point of view
    Propaganda
  6. people's tendency to process information by looking for Information that supports their beliefs.
    Confirmation Bias
  7. Personal meaning added to something by the audience
    Connotation
  8. Indirect/ hidden meaning contained in a media message
    subtext
  9. The psychological strategies that platforms use to manipulate people into spending more time on their platform
    Brain Hacking
  10. “is a form of marketing spin in which green PR and green marketing are deceptively used to persuade the public that an organization’s products, aims and policies are environmentally friendly.”
    Greenwashing
  11. The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and communicate in multiple media formats.
    Media Literacy
  12. The person or group that a media message is meant to reach
    Target audience
  13. Preference or prejudice for/ against a person, thing, or idea
    Bias
  14. using logic to try and persuade someone
    logos
  15. finance influencer, is an influencer that shares financial information and expertise. Popular on TikTok.
    Finfluencer
  16. using emotions to try and persuade someone
    pathos
  17. The singular form of media
    Medium
  18. a delicious food you eat with your hands
    Tacos
  19. Mobile and digital software that people use
    Apps
  20. appealing to your sense of right or wrong to persuade
    Ethos
  21. Media that allows people to share content with one another
    Social Media
  22. The literal meaning of something presented
    denotation
  23. The process of judging something to see if it is reliable
    Evaluate
  24. Video and film based content
    Video
  25. Things like books, magazines, newspapers, etc.
    Publications
  26. Using an app to remove blemishes, improve complexions and perform other manipulations on facial photos, including selfies. Sometimes seen as undermining self and body confidence, particularly in younger users.
    Facetuning
  27. Things like music, podcasts, audio books
    Radio