Here’s the full segment that just aired of Barack Obama, George W Bush, and Bill Clinton talking about the peaceful transition of power. Not exactly subtle.
One aspect we've been studying since before the pandemic is library programs that combine physical and digital elements, as pointed out in the article. So much opportunity for fresh programs that create stronger community bonds in addition to fulfilling individual needs
My first tedx! My attempt to "unmask misinformation" (i begin wearing a covid-19 mask as analogous to the fight against misinfo). would love to hear what people think +/- https://t.co/kJIuItwKrs
very interesting with lots of implications. Americans Who Mainly Get Their News on Social Media Are Less Engaged, Less Knowledgeable https://t.co/rCsumWqodo
Coming up in about three hours at 1 p.m. PDT: Tune in for the next @KUOW Stand With the Facts virtual event, which will feature a discussion with @uwcip principal investigator @chriscoward. The focus: Community solutions to combat misinformation https://t.co/HabYuPIUjg
Exciting to see the @uwcip recognized as a finalist for @geekwire’s 2020 Awards in the Geeks Give Back category! Vote and support their work, and check out the other great nominees: https://t.co/5eYtCEWbXW
We are hiring a Production Lead! Join P2PU (from anywhere in the world) and help us grow the #learningcircles program. Apply by March 1! https://t.co/b8xTQ9z80z
We're looking for an outstanding research faculty to join the UW iSchool, and work with TASCHA and the Center for Informed Public. https://t.co/uJQ2O7fL84 @UW_iSchool@taschagroup@uwcip
Come join my colleagues and me for a discussion on misinformation and democracy. This Thursday at Town Hall. Who Can We Trust? https://t.co/7l76ZZOew2 @uwcip@thsea