JRNL 2100 — Coding Truth: Misinformation in the Digital Era

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLecture

Presents the emerging world of digitally scaled mis- and disinformation. Explores the intersection of mis- and disinformation, data, and politics, showcasing how technology amplifies or mitigates the spread of mis- and disinformation. Involves a critical analysis of digital mis- and disinformation within contemporary societies. Addresses how multiple stakeholders such as journalists, governments, platforms, and public institutions can navigate and combat information disorder, offering insights into the future landscape of this evolving challenge.

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