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  • Teaching News Literacy: Where Do I Start?

    • 59 min 43 s Added:

    Due to our contract with News Literacy Project, this video will only be available through Monday, June 9. 

    Presented by News Literacy Project (NLP), this session covers news literacy education aligned with NLP’s five standards, focusing on skills needed to navigate information responsibly, such as identifying credible sources and avoiding misinformation. Participants will learn to evaluate bias, understand the role of a free press, and apply quick fact-checking and digital verification techniques.

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  • Pushing Back on Misinformation: The Role of the Library

    • 56 min 15 s Added:

    This session provides a brief overview of the current landscape of mis/disinformation and of the human and tech-based options for combatting it. It then takes a deeper dive into the role libraries can play by highlighting those research-based skills and literacies and discussing how to develop and facilitate engaging and effective programming on the topic.

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  • Working in the "Gray Area": Boundaries for Library Staff

    • 1 hr 3 min 25 s Added:

    A presentation on common boundary-related challenges for library staff. Participants will gain an understanding of how to apply a model to use to resolve situations that don't have a clear right or wrong outcome. 

     

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