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I honestly thought I would never be able to do this again. I'd made my peace with

it, I'd chosen to focus on other passions of mine and I was totally okay

with that. But the minute that I got the text message that flipped my mood and

honestly my whole outlook on life right now, in seconds flat. I put down

everything I was doing, I pulled some strings, I reminded myself to breathe,

until I realized it was possible and even better, that it was actually going

to happen! ...I'm going on tour! Yay! I'm so glad I finally get to tell you! I can't wait! I'm

so excited! This means a whole lot to me. I I don't

even know. Yeah, so that's happening. Steph from the wizard rock band Tonks

and the Aurors does this tour called Yes All Witches featuring a bunch of amazing

women who create music and other things within the Harry Potter fandom, and for

the first time, I'm going to be a part of it! In addition to me, Lauren Fairweather,

and Tonks in the Aurors, the tour will be featuring Olivia Dolphin, founder of

Wizards in Space, which is a brilliant writing community that produces lit mags,

hosts open mics, and carves out a diverse and inclusive space for writers

and artists to share their work. The last time I toured for longer than a weekend

was in 2012 and my life was very different back then. I've moved towards a

different model of performing shows where I basically just travel to one

show at a time if the person planning the event invites me, and then go back

home when it's done. I've really needed something like this for a while now. It

means a lot to me. And I'm just so happy that a bunch of people in my life came

together to make it possible for me to go!

The Yes All Witches 2018 tour will be taking place in August in the lead-up to

LeakyCon in Dallas. I'll post preliminary details for the tour and the shows we'll

be playing in the video description below. you can also go to

laurenfairweather.com/shows at any time to see the updated list of places where

I'll be performing. I'm already working on a bunch of exciting surprises for

this tour and I'm sure I'll be able to share more of them with you in the

coming months. I'm working on making new merchandise and I'm even writing new

music! I'm so excited. I hope that you'll be able to come and see

one of our shows! The tour is only a week long so I'm sorry if

there isn't anything near you but like I said, I wasn't expecting to be able to do

this again, so I'm gonna be putting everything I can into making this tour

as great as I can. Especially since I don't know if I'll get another

opportunity to tour in a way that works with my life the way it is now. My heart

is pounding, I've seriously had butterflies for weeks just thinking

about this and not being able to tell any of you and I'm so glad to finally be

able to share this news! Thank you for everything and I'll see you soon!

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Future Literacies: Crash Course Media Literacy #12 - Duration: 7:38.

Facebook first launched in 2004.

YouTube came out in 2005.

Twitter and Spotify: 2006.

The first iPhone was released in 2007.

Snapchat launched in 2011 and so did Siri.

Tinder was founded in 2012.

Google Glass was first released in 2013.

Amazon's Echo smart speaker came out in 2015.

From social media to smartphones to augmented reality devices to smart speakers.

All of these inventions have changed how we interact with each other, and especially with media.

And yet, they're all just getting started – Well, maybe not Google Glass.

It just wasn't your time, man.

Virtual reality and artificial intelligence are already starting to work their way into our media diets little by little.

You thought internet ads were annoying?

Wait until they can follow you around from billboard to billboard thanks to facial recognition.

You thought it was hard to decipher fabricated news from truth?

Wait until even videos can be Photoshopped. Er...Videoshopped?

Media literacy doesn't just mean learning how to navigate today's media landscape.

It means preparing yourself for tomorrow's, too.

Today we're talking all about literacies of the future.

[Theme Music]

This is our last episode of Crash Course Media Literacy, and I want to thank you all for joining us this far.

During this series we've made a lot of references to new media – computers, the internet, social media –

and how they change or challenge our traditional relationships to media and media literacy.

Today we're going to really dig into that, and talk about two new forms of literacy that promise to shape the future: Data Literacy and Algorithmic Literacy.

OK. First: Data literacy, as you might have guessed from the name, deals with understanding and analyzing data.

And there's a lot of data out there.

You may have heard of "raw data" or "big data" or, if you have a fitbit, "personal fitness tracking data."

So what is data?

For our purposes, data is: information about the world that is stored in a specific format.

And this is a pretty broad definition.

With every passing year, online companies think up more and more ways to track us.

Links, cookies, IP addresses.

Quite simply, every time you "step out" onto the web, you leave a huge path of data behind you.

If you go back and look at the coverage of the 2016 U.S. election you'll find countless articles about data collected from people:

their preferences, their values, their political party.

When data gets used this way, it's often to give an argument of sense of being scientific.

But just because data exist, doesn't mean it's accurate, or helpful.

Humans are flawed. We have biases. We have agendas.

And humans make the data.

It is not neutral, because we are not neutral.

Say you see in a magazine that 30% of Americans love chocolate ice cream the most.

Ok, well what did everyone else like the most?

Were they undecided?

Did they prefer vanilla or chunky monkey or cotton candy?

Maybe 30% isn't even the majority, and 65% of people like peanut butter ice cream the best.

Data only matters in context.

And it can be helpful in many ways.

It helps us track everything from personal fitness goals to citywide poverty levels.

It's just very easy to misconstrue, because humans are susceptible to nice, wholesome, easy to believe numbers.

I said we'd come back to how your personal data can be used, and that brings us to: Algorithmic Literacy.

Algorithms are basically sets of instructions or calculations for a computer to run.

Websites and apps take the data they collect about us and send it through an algorithm, and out pops some result.

Like Facebook. It takes all your personal data and what you've liked and shared and – serves you ads, yes.

But it also sticks info into an algorithm to decide what appears in your news feed.

Its goal is to keep you on Facebook, so it shows you things it thinks you will really like.

That's why there's no "dislike" button.

The way algorithms personalize stuff for us can be fun and useful.

Plus it makes us feel a little special, like those Christmas ornaments in the store that have your name on them.

It also makes us feel comfortable, like we're in our own little world of happy things.

That's because often, we are.

Eli Pariser calls this the filter bubble, the media world we create where we only see and interact with things and people we already like.

Sometimes we do this to ourselves by curating feeds with our own interests in mind.

But this also happens behind the scenes, algorithmically, without our knowledge.

Facebook might serve up posts from the half of your friends that like the same things you do.

Or Google news might show you a mix or articles they know you're likely to click on.

This might be convenient, sure, but it can also mean seeing a very different version of the world than the people around you.

Algorithmic literacy is knowing that any information you see online is only one slice of the pie, and one that's been cut specifically for you.

One of the most important things about Data and Algorithmic literacy is that they always go hand in hand.

And when you know about them, you can start to ask classical media literacy questions, even of the newest of media.

It's impossible to know what new media technology we're going to be dealing with next year, or next decade, or next century.

And there will always be new complications to learn about.

But no matter what form of future literacy you develop, it's sure to rest on the same basic principle: Skepticism.

So as we wrap up this series, and leave you staring into the uncertain future, let us leave you with this:

Being skeptical means approaching everything by questioning its truth.

Every ad, every song, every book, every article – everything

Being skeptical doesn't mean taking the fun out of all media;

it just means that instead of blindly accepting whatever's thrown your way, a little voice in your head says, "But what about…"

Our brains love to play little games with the media. They love the familiar.

They love things with easy explanations. They love taking shortcuts.

They even love believing things we've heard already, even if they're not true.

Skepticism, adding in a dash of logic and context to our media interactions, helps fight our brains' annoying habits.

You know that saying, "follow your gut?"

That is the opposite of what you should do with media.

"Follow your perception of bias and textual analysis skills" should be the saying; it's just not as catchy.

Media consumers fall into traps all the time because they like when things are comfortable, certain, and easy.

But the world is not always comfortable.

Nothing is certain but the fact that Prince is greatest musician of all time, and that life is rarely easy.

Once you come to terms with the fact that every bit of media isn't as simple as it looks, you're that much closer to understanding it.

Over the past dozen lessons, we've learned the history of media literacy, how to read advertisements and their darker cousin, propaganda.

We have looked at our minds on media and our media on money.

We've explored media law and how to break it, and even looked into the future of literacy.

We shape the media as much as it shapes us.

Our reactions to media are just as important as what's thrown our way.

We're all media creators now, like it or not, and we're certainly all consumers.

Everyone has a role to play, and a responsibility to share, and we all need to do it together.

I'm glad you've joined us on this journey.

Until next time, I'm Jay Smooth and this has been Crash Course: Media Literacy.

Crash Course Media Literacy is filmed in the Dr. Cheryl C. Kinney Studio in Missoula, MT.

It's made with the help of all of these nice people, and our animation team is Thought Cafe.

Crash Course is a Complexly production.

If you wanna keep imagining the world complexly with us check out some of our other channels,

like The Financial Diet, SciShow Space, and Mental Floss.

If you'd like to keep Crash Course free for everyone, forever, you can support the series at Patreon,

a crowdfunding platform that allows you to support the content you love.

Thank you to all of our patrons for making Crash Course possible with their continued support.

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✅ Først meldte han afbud til brylluppet: Nu kommer Meghan Markles far med ny udmelding - Duration: 4:13.

Mandag aften lød det, at Meghan Markles far ikke vil føre hende op ad kirkegulvet, når hun på lørdag skal giftes med prins Harry

Men nu har han ombestemt sig.Det skriver TMZ.Få dage inden brylluppet skal stå, er der stadig stor uvished om, hvem der skal føre Meghan Markle op til sin prins, når det royale bryllup bliver afholdt den 19

Maj.Mandag aften dansk tid kom det frem, at TMZ havde talt med brudens far Thomas Markle, som fortalte, at han ikke ville komme til brylluppet efter den seneste skandale, hvor det blev afsløret, at han havde fået taget falske paparazzibilleder af ham selv

Derudover oplyste han også til mediet, at han for syv dage siden blev indlagt på hospitalet på grund af et hjerteanfald, men var blevet udskrevet igen

Meghan kontaktede sin farTirsdag aften har Thomas Markle igen talt med TMZ og fortæller nu, at han alligevel gerne vil deltage i sin datters bryllup og føre hende op ad kirkegulvet

»Jeg ville hade at gå glip af en af de største øjeblikke i historien og at følge min datter op ad kirkegulvet,« siger han til TMZ

Det sker efter, at Meghan Markle angiveligt har kontaktet sin far og fortalt, at hun elsker ham og er bekymret for hans helbred

Thomas Markle fortæller også til mediet, at hans datter ikke er vred over paparazzibillederne, som han fik fabrikeret

Han fortæller til mediet, at han nu ikke længere føler, at skandalen med de falske billeder er så seriøs, at han ikke skal deltage i det kongelige bryllup

Vil ikke gøre datter pinligMandag aften skrev TMZ, at Thomas Markle ikke ville komme til brylluppet, fordi han ikke ville gøre sin datter og den kongelige familie pinlig ved at troppe op, efter nyheden om de falske billeder

Til mediet fortalte han, at han havde fået taget billederne, fordi han mente, at han så sjusket ud på de billeder, der var brugt af ham i medierne i forbindelse med dækningen af det kongelige bryllup

Thomas Markle fik derfor taget nogle falske billeder, der viste ham sidde og læse nyheder om England, Meghan Markle og prins Harry, og et hvor han blev målt op til et jakkesæt

Hjerteanfald spænder benMen selvom faderen nu gerne vil være med til brylluppet, er det endnu ikke sikkert, at det kommer til at ske

Thomas Markle oplyser nemlig også tirsdag aften til TMZ, at han er blevet indlagt på hospitalet igen på grund af alvorlige brystsmerter

Til mediet fortæller han, at lægerne har sagt, at hans hjerte er blevet 'alvorligt skadet' efter det hjerteanfald, han fik for en uge siden

Thomas Markle fortæller også, at han har forsøgt at få lægerne til at udskrive ham fra hospitalet på onsdag, og at han i tilfælde af, at de udskriver ham, gerne vil risikere sit helbred for at rejse til England og deltage i det kongelige bryllup

»Selvfølgelig vil jeg gerne føre hende op ad kirkegulvet. Det her er et historisk øjeblik

Jeg vil gerne være en del af historien,« siger han til TMZ.Indtil videre ønsker lægerne dog ikke at udskrive Thomas Markle fra hospitalet, hvor de stadig undersøger ham

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