The New Basics: Practical Approaches to Media and News Literacy: Webinar Educators in today’s world are well aware of the importance of media and news literacy but may feel overwhelmed,... read more →

Leveraging Supplemental Resources to Engage, Empower, Elevate, and Extend: Webinar Supplemental resources are additional items we provide our students to support their learning. Often non-required, these resources can have an... read more →

Why Asking Why Is Important: Building Inquiry Skills to Battle Fake News: Webinar Teachers everywhere are managing changes from the traditional in-classroom paradigm as we flex the online aspect into... read more →

Include Formative or Summative Assessment Within Your Streaming Video: Webinar Students who are quizzed over class material at least once a week tend to perform better on midterm and final... read more →

Teaching Information Evaluation with Lateral Reading Workshop Recent research has shown that lateral reading—the act of leaving a source to learn more about the source—is an efficient and effective first... read more →

Four Groups Who Benefit from Information Literacy – Health Science InfoLit – Health Science provides information literacy instruction through the lens of health science.  Employment in healthcare occupations is projected... read more →

Teaching Information Evaluation with Lateral Reading Workshop Recent research has shown that lateral reading—the act of leaving a source to learn more about the source—is an efficient and effective first... read more →

Practical Strategies for Teaching about Health Misinformation: Webinar Health misinformation is rampant in today’s information environment, and it is especially difficult to approach in the classroom. Medical and scientific topics... read more →

 Debating Today’s Issues & Controversies (with Editor-In-Chief Andrew Gyory): Webinar The world has never had greater access to information than it does now in 2021. But between the ease... read more →

 In this 30-minute presentation, we explore three Infobase resources that can help new academic researchers build their critical-thinking skills. We cover starting research with fact-based background information, supplementing research... read more →

A Discussion of Harmful Coded Language: Decoding Whiteness and Anti-Blackness in Education: Webinar In this webinar, doctoral candidate and Unstandardized English podcast host JPB Gerald discusses the ways in which... read more →

 Building Lessons to Support the ACRL Framework: Webinar The ACRL Framework for information literacy focuses on students as information creators, but how can instructors best bring these lessons into... read more →