Break free from misinformation in an escape room
How can you use an escape room to help inform library patrons about misinformation? Watch this webinar to learn about new programming resources for your library!
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The Euphorigen Investigation is an escape room that immerses players in a world of manipulated media, social media bots, deepfakes and other forms of deception. Featuring both an online and in-person version to help patrons navigate misinformation, Euphorigen was designed by faculty, staff, and students at the University of Washington Information School in response to library staff requests for alternatives to traditional information literacy programs. In this webinar we’ll explore how the designers approach teaching about misinformation, learn how libraries are using the escape room with their patrons, and find out how to get started with the Euphorigen Investigation at your library.
Presented by: Dr. Jin Ha Lee, Associate Professor, University of Washington Information School; Chris Coward, Senior Principal Research Scientist, University of Washington Information School; and Tracy Ashby, Programming Supervisor, Central Branch, Calcasieu Public Library, Lake Charles, LA
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Related Resources and Links
- The Euphorigen Investigation: Backgrounder
- Loki’s Loop Escape Room, www.lokisloop.org. Learn more and sign up to become a game host!
- Learn more in a 4-minute video, Break Free from Misinformation in an Escape Room
- Univesity of Washington project website, Misinformation Escape Room
Date
14 June 2022
Time
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Eastern Daylight Time, North America [UTC -4]
Webinar presenter Jin Ha Lee
Webinar presenter Chris Coward
Webinar presenter Tracy Ashby
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