Kris Shaffer writes: "Help awaken your students to these new practices of digital deception, and help them face them effectively. They need this knowledge."
Via Mary Reilley Clark
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GwynethJones
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onto Daring Ed Tech December 10, 2016 7:29 PM
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Via Mary Reilley Clark
GwynethJones's insight:
Digital deception, outright lies, and bogus news - now more than EVER we need to teach how discernment & authority.
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I am aware I am sharing this without doing the deep reading and reflection that the article calls for (I will go back and read again later when I have uninterrupted time) but I wanted to save and share it now.
Kris gives some examples of the insidious nature of misinformation, of the need for better "crap detection", and some thoughtful guidelines for how to combat the false information being spread. What jumped out at me was his recommendation to thoughtfully curate resources that provide accurate information and keep them visible in the social media stream. This is something librarians should excel at, right? I feel that responsibility more than ever!
And speaking of curation, thanks to School Library Connection for reposting this article from Joyce Valenza. If you don't curate, Joyce thoughtfully outlines why you should!