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REMC Courses
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- Event Information
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REMC Courses
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REMC Courses provide an opportunity to enhance personal or professional learning by exploring technology tools and instructional practices. Each free, 3-week course is designed for maximum flexibility, allowing you to move through approximately 10 hours of content that is mostly asynchronous. To bridge the gap between theory and practice, you will engage in at least one live, synchronous interaction with your instructor. All courses are facilitated by Michigan educators and focus on immediate classroom application. Because interaction with others is expected, our courses are not considered self-paced. Optional SCECHs are available for each course. Participants may also pursue a REMC Microcredential for deeper learning through one of 7 pathways.
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Scheduled Date/Time
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11/07/2022
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12:00 AM-12:02 AM
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Begin work anytime.
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Media Literacy: Fake or Real?
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Session
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20200114
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Session Contact
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Sue Schwartz517-285-2151
Email :sueschwartz@remc.org
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Instructor(s)
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Melissa White
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Units/Costs
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Which media sites are reporting the truth? How to discern the difference between real and “fake” or false information? More importantly, can students differentiate between real and fake news? Most children have a difficult time discerning between what is real or fake, how to differentiate between an advertisement and a news article, and identifying where they got their news. We need to stop the cycle of passing forward news and information that has not been substantiated. This course will help educators and their students become smarter consumers and producers of information.
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Important Information
This course is three (3) weeks in length and takes approximately 10 hours of time to complete. There are both asynchronous activities that can be done at your own pace such as readings, written reflection, and synchronous activities such as discussion boards, webinars that are time sensitive.
A welcome email with login and other information is sent the Friday prior to the start date. Logging in and reviewing the course structure and calendar prior to the start date is recommended. Course work can begin anytime on the start date.
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