In an era of rapid information exchange, distinguishing between reliable facts and misinformation is a vital skill. This workshop at the Pierrefonds Public Library provides a comprehensive user's guide to navigating the digital landscape. Participants will learn practical strategies to verify sources, identify bias, and critically evaluate the content they encounter daily. Led by library experts, this session aims to empower citizens with the tools necessary to make informed decisions in their personal and professional lives.
What to Expect
An informative session with actionable tips for evaluating online information sources.
Who Should Attend
- Students
- Adults
- Digital media users
- Lifelong learners
Agenda Overview
The workshop covers identifying misinformation and verifying online sources.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Ville de Montréal · Government
The municipal administration of Montreal providing public services and library programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is registration required?
Please check the Montreal city website for registration details.
Where is the library located?
13555 Boulevard de Pierrefonds, Montreal.
Is there a cost?
Library events are typically free.
Who can attend?
The workshop is open to the public.
What time does it start?
The event begins at 2:00 pm.
Is it in person?
Yes, it is held at the Pierrefonds Public Library.
Tags
Education
Workshop
Montreal
Library
Media Literacy
Digital Skills
Summary
A media literacy workshop focused on identifying misinformation at Pierrefonds Public Library.
Reference:
montreal.ca
Highlights
- Practical verification techniques
- Expert-led instruction
- Critical thinking exercises
- Navigating digital media
- Free community resource
- Interactive learning environment
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