Fake News and Alternative Facts: Information Literacy in a Post-Truth Era (ALA Special Report)
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Fake News and Alternative Facts: Information Literacy in a Post-Truth Era (ALA Special Report)

by Nicole A. Cooke

Education Nonfiction Media Studies
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Fake News and Alternative Facts explores the importance of information literacy in a post-truth era. Addressing the challenges of misleading information and alternative facts, this ALA Special Report offers a relevant resource for readers interested in libraries, education, media, and evaluating information responsibly.

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Fake News and Alternative Facts examines information literacy in a post-truth era.

The book focuses on the challenges created by misleading information, competing claims, and the changing information landscape.

As an ALA Special Report, it is suited to readers interested in libraries, education, media, and the responsible evaluation of information.

Nicole A. Cooke presents a focused resource for understanding why information literacy matters in contemporary society.

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