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Presentation
Helping Students Navigate the News in an Age With "Alternative Facts": Distinguishing Between Real & Fake News
Archbishop Alemany Library | Faculty Presentations
Department
Archbishop Alemany Library
Document Type
Podium Presentation
Presentation Date
2-6-2017
Sponsorship/Conference/Institution
Faculty Development Workshop, Dominican University of California
Location
San Rafael, CA
Disciplines
Abstract/Presentation Excerpt
This presentation demonstrates a process for navigating the news in two parts. The first part looks at how to determine the internal validity of the argument. By looking at aspects on the argument like contradictions, sometimes an argument can be rejected. The second part explores how the argument fits into context and shows how to use fact checking resources. The presentation also discusses some potential traps, like confirmation bias.
Creative Commons License
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Citation Information
Ethan Annis. "Helping Students Navigate the News in an Age With "Alternative Facts": Distinguishing Between Real & Fake News" Available at: http://works.bepress.com/ethan-annis/3/