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Now in its 17th year, Brick & Click (#BCLC17) is a one day, session-based event covering innovative library technologies, practical library solutions, and other timely academic library topics.  Brick & Click supports academic information needs of on-ground/online students, library professionals, and paraprofessionals. Visit the FAQ webpage for more information.

The conference is held at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Missouri. Registration is limited in order to maintain the advantages of a small conference, so register early!   To register visit: www.brickandclick.org

2017 Electronic Proceedings  are now accessible!!!

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Friday, November 3 • 10:10am - 11:00am
More Than Fake News: Fostering Critical Information and Media Literacy Across Campus

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Starting with the 2016 Presidential election, fake news has grabbed a lot of headlines. Teaching students how to identify and avoid fake news, however, is merely treating the symptom of a larger problem. Join us to discover how we partnered with the School of Journalism to launch a campus-wide initiative to raise awareness of critical media literacy among students, faculty, and the greater community. 


Speakers
CW

Callie Wiygul Branstiter

Undergraduate Engagement Librarian, University of Kansas-Lawrence
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Rebecca Orozco

Faculty Engagement Librarian for the Sciences & Engineering, University of Kansas
As the Faculty Engagement Librarian for the Sciences and Engineering at the University of Kansas Libraries, I teach information literacy skills and basic data management skills to students as well as collaborate with faculty and staff on research and instruction. I am interested in... Read More →
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Carmen Orth-Alfie

Business Librarian, University of Kansas Libraries
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Karna Younger

Faculty Engagement Librarian, University of Kansas



Friday November 3, 2017 10:10am - 11:00am CDT
J.W. Jones Student Union, Room D