1. Define “digital literacy.” Why is it an essential skill for… 1. Define “digital literacy.” Why is it an essential skill for students (indeed, for anyone) in this day and age? What phenomenon is the phrase “polarization of extremes” in the title describing? The chapter you just read teaches you about algorithmic filters and filter bubbles. How does sunstien’s use of term like “collaborative filtering” ” self sorting” and “niche” relate to this concept Sunstein’s piece describes an experiment that separated people into liberal and conservative enclaves “squelched diversity.” What are the implications or consequences of limiting diversity, and how do algorithmic filters and filter bubbles have the same effect? In “Fragmented Reason” Lynch introduces a concept of fragmentation. What does this term add to the conversation about filters and filter bubbles? What happens when something becomes fragmented? How does Lynch define the concepts “Standards of reason” and “epistemic principle”? Why are these concepts an important part of the discussion about the internet? Lynch ends the excerpt you read with the following. “But if we don’t agree on what counts as evidence, on our epistemic principles, then we aren’t playing by the same rules anymore. And once that happens, game over.” What does he mean?  Read down below to answer questions    Image transcription text1 What Is Digital Literacy? Digital literacy is partly aboutknowing how to conduct online searches and get accurateanswers to questions. We do this every day. An ex… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textCHAPTER 2 FILTERS ANDALGORITHMS, BOTS. VISUALMANIPULATION Institute’… Show more… Show more Arts & Humanities English ENG 101