Research note: Likes, sarcasm and politics: Youth responses to a platform-initiated media literacy campaign on social media

Ioana Literat, Abubakr Abdelbagi, Nicola YL Law, Marcus Y-Y Cheung, Rongwei Tang
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To better understand youth attitudes towards media literacy education on social media, and the opportunities and challenges inherent in such initiatives, we conducted a large-scale analysis of user responses to a recent media literacy campaign on TikTok. We found that reactions to the cam-paign were mixed, and highly political in nature. While young people appreciated the urgency of media literacy education and understood its relevance to their social media participation, many displayed a sarcastic attitude, criticizing both the content and the dissemination of the campaign. Based on these responses, we identify key takeaways and recommendations that can valuably in-form future media literacy campaigns on social media.
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研究说明:喜欢、讽刺和政治:青年对社交媒体上一个平台发起的媒体扫盲运动的反应
为了更好地了解年轻人对社交媒体媒体素养教育的态度,以及此类举措所固有的机遇和挑战,我们对TikTok上最近的媒体素养活动的用户反应进行了大规模分析。我们发现,人们对这项运动的反应是褒贬不一的,而且带有很强的政治性。虽然年轻人意识到媒体素养教育的紧迫性,并理解其与社交媒体参与的相关性,但许多人表现出讽刺的态度,批评活动的内容和传播。基于这些回应,我们确定了关键的要点和建议,这些要点和建议可以为未来在社交媒体上开展的媒体素养活动提供有价值的信息。
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