In the Smithsonian's online exhibition "The Bias Inside Us," Bias IRL (in real life) is defined as: "a process of learning about the structures and associations embedded in the world around us." In this session, we'll examine different types of bias, what bias looks like in different contexts, and how bias factors into our information behavior--how we search for and use information. The session will incorporate interactive elements to demonstrate different aspects of bias, and we'll discuss healthy ways of dealing with bias in our information behavior.
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Monday, October 21 | 3:00-4:30 pm | Penland 106 |
Susie O'Connor, MLS
Circulation and Government Documents Librarian
Assistant Professor
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Brandy R. Horne, MLIS
Instruction/Reference Librarian
Associate Professor