August, 15, 2021
7-8:30 PM
*This is an in person event
Access to information is essential for a well-functioning democracy but the tools we often rely on to find information are built for advertisers, not for us. We are told to “Google it” without being taught how to Google it or when Google is not the right tool for it. In this workshop, we will start with what they don’t tell you about search then learn different digital research techniques that get information beyond the first page of Google results such as
Participation is open to anyone including guerrilla journalists, artists, critically engaged researchers, and students of all levels.
RSVP link:
https://forms.gle/37eLtSJZj8Eq9ksv9
Ulysses Pascal is a PhD Candidate in the department of Information Studies at UCLA and a co-founder of Feature Extraction, a public engagement series about the aesthetics and politics of machine learning.
Their research focuses on financial geography and financial information infrastructures.
