This webinar is co-presented by the Minnesota News Media Institute and Online Media Campus

Friday, January 15
1:00 – 2:00 p.m. 

2016 will be a busy year in politics. For those journalists covering elections, that means one thing: A lot of fact-checking. Join Jane Elizabeth of the American Press Institute for an introduction on accountability and fact-checking journalism.

During this webinar, you’ll learn how fact-checking journalism is different than “regular” reporting and how to identify factual deception, especially in campaign ads and speeches.

Register online now: http://bit.ly/1IShFho

Meet the Presenter … 

Jane Elizabeth leads the American Press Institute’s project to improve and expand political fact-checking/accountability journalism. She is the Washington Post’s former deputy local editor, and teaches advanced journalism as a member of the adjunct faculty at Old Dominion University.

Elizabeth’s past work has focused largely on politics, regional news and education. She was education editor at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and a senior editor at The Virginian-Pilot where she launched and directed the newsroom’s first digital news team.

Register online now: http://bit.ly/1IShFho