The organizers are open to proposals that address one or more of the many wide-ranging questions relevant to this topic:
- Identifying and analysing new forms and strategies of information disorder in the fields of education, journalism, law and public policies, politics, natural sciences and other fields;
- Impact of information disorder in audiences and their mobilization;
- Identifying, through case studies, examples of strategies and good practices regarding fact checking in the fields of education, journalism, law and public policies, social sciences, health and natural sciences, technologies and digital media (applied research);
- AI applications and related innovations in fighting information disorder (applied research);
- Identifying and analysing contributions of digital media literacy or counter-narratives to combat disinformation.
Abstracts should have between 250 and 500 words. An author can only submit one proposal as first author and one as second author.
To submit your abstract, access here: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icdfc22
To know more about the project: https://factcheckingeu.com/
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