What is information literacy in 21st century and why is it important?​

In the 21st century, winning hearts and minds is a huge challenge given the proliferation of fake news, Internet

hoaxes and trolls that make modern information sources less reliable, less credible and less trustworthy.

Educating people about how to navigate the dynamics of the information world is essential and involves

far more than our basic print literacy skills. Gone are the days when being ‘literate’ simply meant being

able to read and write. With the development of the digital world, multimodal literacy skills are needed to

comprehend the messages embedded in clever visual texts that include movement and sound. Think about

the power of the video advertisement compared to the print poster.

The expansion of the mass media from local newspapers and TV and radio networks into global broadcasting

corporations has led us to consider questions about who is controlling the media and whose values and

ideologies are promoted. Being able to ask and answer these questions means that you are media literate.

In the 21st century, winning hearts and minds is a huge challenge given the proliferation of fake news, Internet hoaxes and trolls that make modern information sources less reliable, less credible and less trustworthy.

a conclusion based on evidence is an example of a. inference

i think the best answer would be d allowing 30 seconds between response would give time for what was already said to sink down in your mind.