|
(back)
|
|
|
Misinformation – in politics and science – is not a new problem. But algorithmically curated news environments, especially online, are increasingly creating a world in which different publics also believe in different sets of facts and realities. How can we effectively communicate science in this polarized world? What role do societal factors play in our ability and motivation to recognize falsehoods? And how can scientists and science communicators be more effective in how we connect with underinformed or misinformed publics? Department of Life Sciences Communication Professor Dietram Scheufele will present potential answers to these questions about our complex communication landscape.
If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please call Learning and Talent Development at 262-7107 or email registrations2@ohr.wisc.edu.
If you would like to pay by credit card, please pay through your transcript. To get directions on how to do that, please call 608-262-7107 or pay during registration. You can also pay with a funding string during or after registration. No payments will be accepted at the event and all registrations need to be paid 15 days prior to the event.
If you wish to pay with a check, please make it out to University Roundtables and send it to:
Learning and Talent Development
University of Wisconsin-Madison
21 N Park Street, Suite 5101
Madison, WI 53715
No payments will be refunded.
To request accommodations due to disability or medical need, please contact Jake Smith at soas@soas.wisc.edu, preferably at least two weeks before the event.
|
Jake Smith (soas@soas.wisc.edu)
|
|
|
|
No upcoming events.
|