Name: NLP resources for teaching news literacy [Evening edition]
Start: 2022-01-27T19:00:00-0500
End: 2022-01-27T20:00:00-0500

Welcome to National NewsLitCamp: Misinformation!

This very special NewsLitCamp, as part of National News Literacy Week from Jan. 24 - 28, 2022, is a virtual event designed to to help students understand, recognize and avoid misinformation. Sessions will include insights from expert journalists nationwide, along with the opportunity to connect and share directly with other educators in small, virtual breakout rooms.

Educators who join NewsLitCamp: Misinformation will leave the day with new ideas, skills and resources to help students navigate today’s complex and challenging information landscape and demystify what distinguishes quality journalism from rumors, hoaxes and other types of misinformation.

A note for West Coast educators: Can’t make the early morning sessions? Join us for repeat versions of our Teaching News Literacy and NLP Resource sessions, starting at 4 p.m. PT (7 p.m. ET). See the full schedule below for more details.

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NLP resources for teaching news literacy [Evening edition]

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West Coast educators, this one is for you!

If you are unable to join us for the morning edition of this session, please join us for this session instead, scheduled at a later start time (4pm PT).

Join experts from The News Literacy Project for a session highlighting NLP-developed resources to introduce and incorporate key news literacy concepts in your classroom.

Presented by NLP staff:

Shaelynn Farnsworth, Director of Educator Network Expansion
Jordan Maze, Senior Manager of Educator Network Operations
Kim Bowman, Senior Associate of User Success

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National NewsLitCamp: Misinformation

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Shaelynn Farnsworth

Jordan Maze

Kim Bowman

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