Applying Misinformation Interventions to Library Instruction and Outreach

Applying Misinformation Interventions to Library Instruction and Outreach

This narrative review examines what misinformation interventions—both before misconception (prebunking), and after misconception (debunking)—are effective, and how they can be applied to library information literacy instruction and outreach. To conduct this review, the researcher conducted carefull...

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Main Author:	Mandi Goodsett
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of Colorado at Boulder 2023-08-01
Series:	Journal of New Librarianship
Subjects:	misinformation inoculation technique debunking prebunking media literacy information literacy
Online Access:	https://newlibs.org/index.php/jonl/article/view/2065

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