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What role does education play in combating disinformation? How can you, as a teacher, help students to be critical global citizens? From a critical examination of the concept of 'truth' we explore themes such as bias and censorship. And how you can have a good conversation about this in your class. We also share valuable tips for recognizing disinformation.
Event details of Disinformation: the Student as a Critical Professional
Date
30 January 2024
Time
13:30 -14:50

After completing this workshop: 

  • you have a clear understanding of what constitutes disinformation and the key criteria for assessing it 

  • you have gained a better insight into various aspects of disinformation, including the role that your confirmation bias can play 

  • you have gained inspiration for possible applications in your education 

Workshop instructeurs: Harrie van der Meer and Kim Dibbets

This workshop is part of the Library Academy. Teachers and support staff can participate in workshops from Monday January 29 to Wednesday January 31, 2024 at the Libraries of the University of Amsterdam, the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Registration for the workshops of the Library Academy 2024 has closed.