Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course

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Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
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Carolyn Gardner
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algorithmic bias
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spelling Carolyn Gardner Social and Behavioral Sciences evaluating information academic libraries bepress LIS Scholarship Archive information literacy Information Literacy Library and Information Science algorithmic bias http://osf.io/cnb4h/ http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/CNB4H Information literacy instruction has become increasingly nuanced with the widespread adoption of critical approaches to teaching and the ACRL Framework. Librarians are already teaching information evaluation strategies, however, more work can be done in the area of understanding algorithmic decision making and bias. This column describes how a public university integrated lessons on algorithmic bias into a credit-bearing information literacy course for a general undergraduate audience. The activities and readings can be adapted to a one-shot instruction environment and the collaborative process for designing the curriculum is also shared. Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
spellingShingle Carolyn Gardner, Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course, Social and Behavioral Sciences, evaluating information, academic libraries, bepress, LIS Scholarship Archive, information literacy, Information Literacy, Library and Information Science, algorithmic bias
title Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
title_full Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
title_fullStr Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
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title_short Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
title_sort teaching algorithmic bias in a credit-bearing course
title_unstemmed Teaching Algorithmic Bias in a Credit-Bearing Course
topic Social and Behavioral Sciences, evaluating information, academic libraries, bepress, LIS Scholarship Archive, information literacy, Information Literacy, Library and Information Science, algorithmic bias
url http://osf.io/cnb4h/, http://dx.doi.org/10.31229/OSF.IO/CNB4H