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1 Strategies For Identifying Fake News
NLA/NSLA Conference Oct. 13, Kearney Younes Center Judy Henning, Ed. D. Kearney Public Schools Director of Library/Media Program

2 New AASL Standards to be revealed
at AASL Conference in Phoenix in November This will be updated:

3 So What Do Future Ready Librarians Need to Change?
NOT A LOT--We will need to make learning relevant. Beef up the information literacy curriculum to include instruction about bias & fake news: Make sure students are good critical thinkers and consumers of information. Make sure students understand how fake news works. Make sure students understand bias.

4 Kathy Schrock’s Lessons:
To be information literate, a person must be able to recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information. Teaching strategies on how to evaluate information: 5 W’s CARDS Big 6

5 5 Ws of Information Video

6 Acronym CARDS for Evaluating Resources
C - Credibility A - Accuracy R - Reliability D - Date S - Source Source: Capital High School; Olympia, WA.

7 Acronym CARP for Evaluating Resources
Source: Lake Park High School; Roselle, IL;

8 Student Awareness of URL:
Commercial or Business: com Educational Institutions: .edu Government Agencies: .gov Military Organizations: .mil Network Resources: net Organizations (non-profit/other) .org So what do you say about a .gov website? Source: Capital High School: Olympia, WA:

9 According to AASL: .gov websites
“I prefer the term "authoritative" or "official" to "reliable" when speaking of government information. When I work with students I attempt to make the distinction clear between official sources and other types of information. To place it in perspective, I would certainly call the website of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea authoritative and official. I would hesitate to call it reliable,” explained Arlene Weible, Penn State Government Documents Librarian.

10 What About Fake News? This is nothing new!

11 What happened to the press being a watchdog
Fake News What happened to the press being a watchdog for democracy? We need to make students aware of the political views of the news agency.

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13 Time White House Correspondent,
Zeke Miller, tweeted during the first WH press conference on Jan. 20 that there was no Martin Luther King Jr. bust in the oval office. It had been replaced by a bust of Winston Churchill.

14 Time Magazine bias rating is Left
Time Magazine bias is Left. Time Magazine has become more and more liberal throughout the 2010s. The magazine has featured editorials from far left columnists, as well as advertised for MSNBC, which has resulted in a reduced amount of subscribers. In December of 2015, the readers' poll for Person of the Year was announced to be Bernie Sanders.

15 Left-Liberal Views

16 Fox News bias rating is Right
Fox News Channel's bias is widely believed to be conservative, despite its slogan being “fair and balanced." Many claim that Fox News promotes conservative ideas and favors the Republican Party.

17 Right-Conservative Views

18 Fair & Balanced Somewhere In Between
Action Research: UNK Library Staff. . . Students Need to Understand Bias Fair & Balanced Somewhere In Between

19 Internet Bots 60 Minutes

20 Internet Bots--Reason for CAPTCHA
A CAPTCHA is a program that protects websites against bots by generating and grading tests that humans can pass but current computer programs cannot. For example, humans can read distorted text as the one shown below, but current computer programs cannot: The term CAPTCHA stands for Completely Automated Public Turing Test To Tell Computers and Humans Apart.

21 60 Minutes--Fake News Video

22 How to Spot Fake News. . ..

23 How do you teach bias? Permission Softpedia:

24 Teach Information Literacy In Context!
Permission Softpedia:

25 Judy A. Henning, Ed.D Questions
Kearney Public Schools Director of Library/Media Services Kearney High School Librarian Adjunct Faculty UNK TE-School Library Program School Phone

26 References Future Ready Schools Future Ready Librarians Fake News
Future Ready Librarians Fake News Fact Checking Video Fake News Video


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