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Librarians are on the frontlines of media literacy, and with AI and our internet-connected society it’s more important than ever. This webinar will dive into the WHYS of the belief in conspiracy theories and will talk about what can be done to pull people out of rabbit holes. Participants will also learn more about how the digital economy creates, exacerbates, and promotes conspiracy theories.
 
In this webinar participants will learn about:
• Questions and strategies to talk to people engaging in conspiracy theories
• The WHYs of conspiracy theories
• Trends in AI and misinformation
• The digital economy of conspiracy theories

Misinformation and Conspiracy Theory Trends: Advice for Libraries

$49.00Price

  • Carrie Rogers worked a decade in public libraries and was named the 2013 Utah Librarian of the Year for her work. After leaving libraries, she founded Digital Respons-Ability, a mission-based company that works with educators, parents, and students to teach digital citizenship, the ethical and responsible use of technology. Her company provides training to tens of thousands of students, parents, and educators with state and federal contracts across the world. Carrie is the author of eight books, with more in production. She was named to ALA's 2021 Outstanding Reference Sources List for her title Serving Teens and Adults on the Autism Spectrum: a Guide for Libraries. She is currently editing an academic series with Bloomsbury on digital citizenship for libraries and schools. Carrie lives in Utah with her family.

  • $49 per license, $25 if purchasing 4 or more

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