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How is social media changing our view of democracy?
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I can explain the key differences between digital and traditional media.
I can explain why people are concerned by the influence of digital media.
I can critically evaluate the impact of using AI in a general election.
I can explain why the UK Undercover Voters project was carried out and what its conclusions were.
I can explain the positive and negative societal impact that digital media has within a democracy.
I can evaluate the positive and negative impacts of digital media within free and fair elections.
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