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SUMMARY:Media Literacy: New Approaches for a New Age
DESCRIPTION:A VIRTUAL event presented by Dr. Bonnie Shaker\, Associate Professor of English\, at Kent State University Twinsburg Academic Center.\n\n\n\nEvent description: Books. Newspapers. Magazines. Photographs. Movies. Radio. Television. Gone are the days when these were all separate media\, each with venerable brands we could trust.\n\n\n\nBecause of digital convergence\, we now receive all of these media in the same way via powerful computers we hold in the palm of our hands. However\, convergence has bred confusion about distinctions between media types. Posts on social media are now called "news\," while newspapers are now called "fake."\n\n\n\nIf you're wondering how to determine quality from questionable information online\, join us for a presentation on emerging best practices across academic disciplines from English\, Information Science\, History\, Media & Journalism Studies\, and more for vetting digital information before you invest time reading\, listening\, or watching.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:A VIRTUAL event presented by Dr. Bonnie Shaker\, Associate Professor of English\, at Kent State University Twinsburg Academic Center.<br />\n<br />\nEvent description: Books. Newspapers. Magazines. Photographs. Movies. Radio. Television. Gone are the days when these were all separate media\, each with venerable brands we could trust.<br />\n<br />\nBecause of digital convergence\, we now receive all of these media in the same way&mdash\;via powerful computers we hold in the palm of our hands. However\, convergence has bred confusion about distinctions between media types. Posts on social media are now called &ldquo\;news\,&rdquo\; while newspapers are now called &ldquo\;fake.&rdquo\;<br />\n<br />\nIf you&rsquo\;re wondering how to determine quality from questionable information online\, join us for a presentation on emerging best practices across academic disciplines&mdash\;from English\, Information Science\, History\, Media &amp\; Journalism Studies\, and more&mdash\;for vetting digital information before you invest time reading\, listening\, or watching.
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