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  1. Title
  2. Introduction
  3. Instructions: Spot the ads
  4. Example: Red image
  5. Example: Plane video
  6. Example: Log video
  7. Example: Chef Moe
  8. Example: Popcorn
  9. Example: TikTok challenge
  10. Example: Dogs
  11. Example: Baseball
  12. How many were ads?
  13. Transparency and credibility
  14. What do you think about ads?
  15. News organizations and advertisers
  16. Explain the simile
  17. Boundaries between journalism and advertising
  18. What do you think about native ads?
  19. Testing the boundary
  20. Instructions: Review examples
  21. Example: LA Times
  22. Warning: Information about jails and prisons
  23. Example: NY Times
  24. Example: The Atlantic
  25. Example: Buzzfeed
  26. Case study: Southland
  27. Why was the Southland ad controversial?
  28. Unpacking Southland
  29. Instructions: Most to least
  30. Most to least transparent
  31. Homepage advertisements
  32. Branded content is everywhere
  33. Explore on your own
  34. Hoax ads
  35. Instructions: Evaluate the ads
  36. Hoax ad: Domestic abuse
  37. Political ad: Synthetic meat
  38. Hoax ad: Syria
  39. PSA: Distracted driving
  40. Instructions: Most to least
  41. Most to least ethical
  42. How do you feel about hoax ads?
  43. Summary: Branded content
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Analyze this example and try to determine if it is an ad before moving on to the next screen.