The document provides guidance on assessing the credibility of an online article about how social media affects teenagers. It includes a table to evaluate different components of the article, including the target audience (teenagers and parents), author (Rachel Ehmke from Child Mind Institute), purpose (to raise awareness of social media's effects on teens), key content (social media have become integral but can promote anxiety and lower self-esteem), form/style (written to inform and persuade with some formatting issues), and medium (online website from a nonprofit).
The document provides guidance on assessing the credibility of an online article about how social media affects teenagers. It includes a table to evaluate different components of the article, including the target audience (teenagers and parents), author (Rachel Ehmke from Child Mind Institute), purpose (to raise awareness of social media's effects on teens), key content (social media have become integral but can promote anxiety and lower self-esteem), form/style (written to inform and persuade with some formatting issues), and medium (online website from a nonprofit).
The document provides guidance on assessing the credibility of an online article about how social media affects teenagers. It includes a table to evaluate different components of the article, including the target audience (teenagers and parents), author (Rachel Ehmke from Child Mind Institute), purpose (to raise awareness of social media's effects on teens), key content (social media have become integral but can promote anxiety and lower self-esteem), form/style (written to inform and persuade with some formatting issues), and medium (online website from a nonprofit).
refers to the intended audience Social media users/teenagers Target Audience and parents refers to the producer / creator Rachel Ehmke of Child Mind Sender / Author of the media and information Institute refers to the reason, motivation To raise awareness about the Purpose or intention of the message. effects of social media on teens refers to the topic, facts, figures Social media have become so and others used in the media and integral to teenage life that it information promotes anxiety, lowers self- esteem and causes cyberbullying. Key Content So, someone should teach them how to minimize the risks of it and guide them manage the time in using it. refers to presentation across the The article was written to inform different formats guided by and persuade. The font used was design principles and elements: elegant and legible. But some tone, mood, color, font types, colors used was too dull and may manipulation of space, speed, not be visible to people with direction, balance, repetition, problems in eyesight. It was Form / Style emphasis, movement, rhythm, aligned appropriately in the unity, contrast, hierarchy, center and not confusing to read. contrast, proportion, alignment, It has quotations that made it proximity, pattern, others credible. They also inserted hyperlinks to go for other related articles. refers to the format or platform The author used an online Medium / Format used in presenting the media and website of a nonprofit company information called Child Mind Institute