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More on photo verification, other links

November 1st, 2012 by Amanda French


Here are the links I mentioned today to those articles by Alexis Madrigal in The Atlantic about verifying Superstorm Sandy photos shared on social networks:

  • “Sorting the Real Sandy Photos from the Fake” — list of photos marked Fake or Real
  • If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Subvert ‘Em: Countering Misinformation on the Viral Web — Madrigal’s account of the project to verify viral Sandy photos

Other links mentioned in class:

  • Peter Norvig’s “undesigned” Presidential Election 2012 FAQ
  • Historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s site about Martha Ballard, a colonial midwife: Who Was Martha Ballard? and her book A Midwife’s Tale
  • Old Mason library catalog and new experimental Mason Library catalog “inPrimo”
  • Prezi presentation software

Remember, every Thursday from now on we’ll be meeting in Innovation 222.

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