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Exploring the Information Landscape | So many books, so little time: How do I pick what to read next?

Exploring the Information Landscape | So many books, so little time: How do I pick what to read next?

With so many options, and more books being published every day, choosing what to read next can be a big challenge. In this workshop we will go over some resources to help make this important decision as well as best practices in evaluating online reviews, checking for bias, and making sure we are finding accurate information.

Date:
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Time:
11:00am - 12:00pm
Location:
First Floor Classroom (business hours)
Campus:
University of Idaho - Moscow campus
Presenter:
Tyler Rodrigues
Categories:
Information Landscape Workshops
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