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Being "media literate" means that you understand how to navigate news & different types of media.  A person who is media literate knows how to find trustworthy sources, and can critically analyze the media they consume. These resources will help you become more media literate. 

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Understanding Bias in the News from the News Literacy Project

Use this infographic from Media Literacy for Citizenship to help you understand different types of misinformation you might find online & on social media. ​
These graphics from First Draft News explains different types of "Information Disorder" you might find online or in social media.  They also identify seven different types of "Mis & Dis Information".
Infographic on how to spot "fake news": COVID edition. Source: International Federation of Library Associations (2020).
Infographic on hot to spot "Real News" created by Ms. Loza, Teacher Librarian.
Video from PBS's "Above the Noise" about confirmation bias & "fake news".
Is that picture you found on the web real or doctored?  Try doing a reverse image search on Chrome to help you find out.  
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Think you can spot a fake news story? Take this quiz to find out.
Facticious Quiz 
Google is not the only way to search the web.  Check out these alternative search engines, they could be a better way to help you find what you need. 
Unsure about something that you read or heard on social media?  Use these sites to help you fact check online.  
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