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X-WR-CALDESC:Communicating Science in the Misinformation Era \nMay 11\, 202
 2 | 12:30pm – 1:30pm (Central Time) \nThe evolution of the internet and so
 cial media has allowed consumers to filter what information they receive t
 o best align with their personalized interests. While this customized user
  experience may seem appealing at first glance\, it has fostered the devel
 opment of echo chambers. Within these echo chambers\, people’s beliefs are
  reinforced regardless of whether or not those beliefs are rooted in scien
 ce. Because these echo chambers limit people’s exposure to opposing ideas\
 , they allow for the proliferation of misinformation to be spread online. 
 This talk will explore the challenges and opportunities related to communi
 cating science in this misinformation era. \nPresenter: Dr. Taylor Ruth\, 
 Assistant Professor\, University of Nebraska – Lincoln \n\nEducation is an
  essential part of conservation. Understanding how people learn and what m
 otivates conservation-based behavior changes are complex subjects that spa
 n across many scientific disciplines. This free virtual series dives into 
 the science behind educational efforts and practices by learning from expe
 rts on a variety of science and educational topics. For questions about th
 e series\, contact Amber Schiltz\, Wildlife Education Program Manager at a
 mber.schiltz@nebraska.gov \n
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DESCRIPTION:Communicating Science in the Misinformation Era \nMay 11\, 2022
  | 12:30pm – 1:30pm (Central Time) \nThe evolution of the internet and soc
 ial media has allowed consumers to filter what information they receive to
  best align with their personalized interests. While this customized user 
 experience may seem appealing at first glance\, it has fostered the develo
 pment of echo chambers. Within these echo chambers\, people’s beliefs are 
 reinforced regardless of whether or not those beliefs are rooted in scienc
 e. Because these echo chambers limit people’s exposure to opposing ideas\,
  they allow for the proliferation of misinformation to be spread online. T
 his talk will explore the challenges and opportunities related to communic
 ating science in this misinformation era. \nPresenter: Dr. Taylor Ruth\, A
 ssistant Professor\, University of Nebraska – Lincoln \n\nEducation is an 
 essential part of conservation. Understanding how people learn and what mo
 tivates conservation-based behavior changes are complex subjects that span
  across many scientific disciplines. This free virtual series dives into t
 he science behind educational efforts and practices by learning from exper
 ts on a variety of science and educational topics. For questions about the
  series\, contact Amber Schiltz\, Wildlife Education Program Manager at am
 ber.schiltz@nebraska.gov \n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220511T123000
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LOCATION:Zoom\, register below
SUMMARY:CE: Communicating Science in the Misinformation Era
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