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SUMMARY:Inoculating Patrons Against Misinformation: Media Literacy Strategies Based in Science
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
DESCRIPTION:Inoculating Patrons Against Misinformation: Media Literacy Strategies Based in Science\n\n11/15/22 02:00 PM EST\n - 11/15/22 03:00 PM EST\Description:\nResearchers in the fields of psychology and education have published dozens of studies exploring methods of combating misinformation, and some have had some success. One strategy with a lot of potential is the idea of "inoculating" people against misinformation by exposing them to misinformation strategies and raising their skepticism. This workshop will explore why the spread of misinformation is so difficult to prevent, how inoculation techniques work, and how to apply misinformation inoculation strategies to library instruction and programming.\n\nLearning Objectives:\n\n Describe the current challenges of misinformation in today's information environment, including several common misinformation dissemination techniques\n Design and implement pre- and debunking strategies for misinformation in library instruction and/or outreach\n Develop activities and approaches that discourage cynicism among students/patrons regarding information sources such as news media \n\nPresenter:\n\nMandi Goodsett (she/her) is the Performing Arts & Humanities Librarian, as well as the Open Educational Resource & Copyright Advisor, at Cleveland State University. Her research interests include open education, critical thinking in library instruction, mentoring new professionals, and sustainability in libraries. In her free time Mandi loves cooking, playing board games with friends, and enjoying the outdoors of Northeast Ohio.\Details:\nWho should attend: Anyone wanting to know more about Media Literacy Strategies Based in Science\nCompetencies: Reference\n\nNon-Member Cost: $40\nNEO-RLS Bronze Member: $24\nNEO-RLS Silver Member Cost: FREE\nNEO-RLS Gold Member Cost: FREE\nNEO-RLS Individual Membership Cost: $20\n\nCan't attend on the date or time listed? Sign up anyway! This webinar includes archive access for later viewing at your convenience.\n \nIt’s never too late to save your library money. NEO-RLS Memberships are pro-rated! Call us today to join.\Location:\nOnline via Zoom\n\n,
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11/15/22 02:00 PM EST - 11/15/22 03:00 PM EST Description: Researchers in the fields of psychology and education have published dozens of studies exploring methods of combating misinformation, and some have had some success. One strategy with a lot of potential is the idea of "inoculating" people against misinformation by exposing them to misinformation strategies and raising their skepticism. This workshop will explore why the spread of misinformation is so difficult to prevent, how inoculation techniques work, and how to apply misinformation inoculation strategies to library instruction and programming.
Learning Objectives:
Describe the current challenges of misinformation in today's information environment, including several common misinformation dissemination techniques
Design and implement pre- and debunking strategies for misinformation in library instruction and/or outreach
Develop activities and approaches that discourage cynicism among students/patrons regarding information sources such as news media
Presenter:
Mandi Goodsett (she/her) is the Performing Arts & Humanities Librarian, as well as the Open Educational Resource & Copyright Advisor, at Cleveland State University. Her research interests include open education, critical thinking in library instruction, mentoring new professionals, and sustainability in libraries. In her free time Mandi loves cooking, playing board games with friends, and enjoying the outdoors of Northeast Ohio. Details: Who should attend: Anyone wanting to know more about Media Literacy Strategies Based in Science
Competencies: Reference
Mandi Goodsett (she/her) is the Performing Arts & Humanities Librarian, as well as the Open Educational Resource & Copyright Advisor, at Cleveland State University. Her research interests include open education, critical thinking in library instruction, mentoring new professionals, and sustainability in libraries. In her free time Mandi loves cooking, playing board games with friends, and enjoying the outdoors of Northeast Ohio.