Thanks Elizabeth - a great video that makes some really interesting points about digital literacy and everything that involves!

@Alison Edwards I like the idea of illustrating who may get hurt by something - it's sometimes hard to show why sharing things can be hard, so as you say, making it personal can really get the point across more than a generic discussion would.

@Elizabeth @bathgatew I really agree. I think it's really easy to not engage critically with something you're reading when it appeals to your own views, so thinking about your own bias / worldview is really important.

No - I think a lot of people might have at least some of the technical skills necessary, but it's also about how you approach fake news etc. I think it requires engaging critically with the material, and working out when to apply those technical skills, which means actively thinking about them more than a lot of us perhaps do normally. How do we approach teaching that?

@Alison Edwards I think that's a great way of putting it - 'navigating' is a really good word for it, as it's about your approach and mindset, not just the skills you have.