York University
Navigating Digital Environments for Reliable Information with Dr. Jack Hang-tat Leong, Digital Scholarship Librarian, YorkU Libraries
In today’s digital world, the ability to critically evaluate online content is essential for informed citizenship and academic integrity. This session explores key concepts such as misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation, and examines how media manipulation—through images, videos, and audio—shapes public perception. Participants will learn strategies for evaluating sources, fostering responsible media consumption, and applying frameworks like SIFT and PARCA to verify information.
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Time and Date: March 9 @ 11:30am – 2:10 pm EST
Location: Keele Campus, York University
This event will be held on Keele campus. Please note that registration is required. Room location will be provided to those who register. To register, please email irdl@yorku.ca
The session will consist of a one‑hour talk, followed by a 20‑minute lunch break, and then an in‑class activity where participants will work in groups to solve problems related to mis‑ and disinformation.
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