Seminar Group Project

Divide participants into multiple groups with each group taking 10—15 minutes to develop a list of defensive social media warfare tactics to protect children online. Upon completion, have groups exchange their lists of social media warfare tactics, with groups taking 10—15 minutes to develop measures that can effectively negate the defensive measures designed by the groups. Meet as a group and discuss the offensive tactics selected by the groups and the defensive measures to counter the tactics that were developed by the groups.

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