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Friday, May 8 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Teaching Contextual Authority to First Year Students Using a Bracket-Style Information Tournament

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We will pit sources against each other in a battle to determine the most authoritative source for shifting information needs. Join us in playing, revising, and adapting a lightning-fast instructional game in which students must evaluate and defend the authority of an information source for a given scenario. Workshop participants will develop a scalable bracket activity which acts as a gateway for students to enter the scholarly conversation, demonstrates that information needs are highly contextual, and shows that information literacy can have high stakes for all of us.

Participants will:
  • Be able to implement an innovative and flexible instructional activity in order to teach and assess source evaluation techniques at their own institution.

Presenters
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Natalie Mahan

Undergraduate Learning Specialist, University of Kansas
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Samantha Bishop Simmons

Undergraduate Learning Specialist, University of Kansas


Friday May 8, 2020 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT