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Category | Online Course, Issues and Trends, All |
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This is an archived webinar available from our new archived webinar platform "SERLS Academy". Once you've registered, follow this link
my.nicheacademy.com/serls-staff
Once your account is created (easy to do...just your email and a password) Jay will be alerted that you're registered in the academy and you'll be able to access the archived webinars.
This particular online experience is a mere 60 minutes in length. Easy to fit into your busy schedule.
In our new world of fake news and "alternative facts", teaching students how to navigate and evaluate information is challenging.
Join us to learn about the right combination of tools to teach students essential information literacy skills so they can evaluate sources and find authoritative content for their research needs.
We will also discuss how to teach students about the consequences of disinformation so that they will be motivated to avoid it in their school, work and personal lives.
Specifically, attendees will learn:
- Concrete, student-relatable examples of how disinformation can harm
- Instructions for how to use the "IF I APPLY" framework to help students identify and move past their emotions and biases with regard to research topics
- Methods involved in lateral reading-reading "around" a source to determine if it is reliable
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