Digital literacy in the era of fake news: Key roles for information professionals

被引:13
作者
Connaway, Lynn Silipigni [1 ]
Julien, Heidi [2 ]
Seadle, Michael [3 ]
Kasprak, Alex [4 ]
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[1] OCLC Research, United States
[2] SUNY, Buffalo, United States
[3] Humboldt- Universität zu Berlin, Germany
[4] Staff Science Writer, Snopes.com, United States
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Bandpass filters;
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10.1002/pra2.2017.14505401070
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Fake news has itself become a prominent news topic in recent years. This ASIST President's Invited Panel will focus on the need for and roles filled by information professionals in preparing the public to become more critical consumers of information products and services, as well as discuss research around the development of tools and algorithmic solutions that filter, detect and flag fake stories. Noted educators, researchers and practicing professionals will discuss how and in which contexts information professionals can provide needed literacy education. Following the invited panelists' presentations and a time for group discussion and questions, attendees will form discussion groups, address questions and document their discussions. The small group members will share their discussion topics with all session attendees. The notes from the discussions will be documented and used to develop a continued discussion of the topic at a session at the ALISE 2018 meeting. Copyright 2017 Michael Seadle, Heidi Julien, Alex Kasprak, and OCLC, Inc
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