1 Course Hour
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Course Description
This is the first mini course in a unit on Disinformation. In this course, students will explore the tactics of internet trolls and the critical role of disinformation in today's digital landscape. The course will cover how to identify troll behaviors, recognize fake accounts, and detect manipulative tactics designed to spread misinformation. Students will also learn effective strategies to manage and avoid troll interactions, fostering a safer and more positive online environment.
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Online:
Self-Paced
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Evaluation and Attendance Information
Students have 1 day to complete the course. If the course takes longer than 1-day, you can re enroll. There is no quiz or exam. Students must complete the course survey to earn a certificate of completion
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Target Audience
Any intelligence community member
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Course Format Information
This session is online and self-paced (without an instructor). Participants should use their personal laptop to support knowledge checks, assessments and completing the evaluation process. Use a commercial connection when accessing the course and materials. This course is not accessible on NIPR. Please ensure you do not miss any emails by checking your spam folder for this email address: Instructure Canvas <notifications@instructure.com>
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