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Times for Breakout Sessions are just placeholders. Actual times will not be assigned until early April.
Thursday May 15, 2025 TBA
How do undergraduate students navigate the complex landscape of social media as an information source, and how can their strategies inform library instruction? This session presents research findings on students' perceptions of social media credibility, trust, and fact-checking habits, highlighting key strategies they use to evaluate content. Attendees will gain insights into common indicators of misinformation, the impact of parasocial relationships on information judgments, and the tools students use to verify claims. Presenters will share practical approaches for integrating these insights into information literacy instruction.
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Jesus Espinoza

Student Success and Engagement Librarian, University of Michigan
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Naomi Binnie

Digital Education and Engagement Librarian, University of Michigan
Thursday May 15, 2025 TBA

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