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In a sea of information, it’s easy to get lost. But with the right tools, you can dive deep, separate fact from fiction, and rise back to the surface with clarity. Explore our collection of fact-checking tools, videos, infographics, and more to help you navigate the digital ocean with confidence and accuracy.

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How to Spot Misinformation?

Guides on Evaluating Sources

Fake News, Clickbait, & Source Evaluation

Books to Navigate the Sea of Information

Looking to sharpen your skills in spotting misinformation and navigating the digital world? These books are your compass for understanding information literacy, critical thinking, and how to stay informed in an age of endless content.

W. James Potter’s Media Literacy offers a clear guide to understanding and critically analyzing media messages in today’s digital world. It equips readers with tools to navigate TV, film, the internet, and ads, while examining how media shapes perceptions and behaviors.

Digital Literacies brings together insights from various experts, exploring how digital literacy connects with information literacy, media literacy, and digital skills. It highlights the importance of viewing digital literacies in both personal and social contexts.

Information Literacy in the Digital Age examines the various types of literacy that are important in the Digital Age of rapid technological change and proliferating information resources in a variety of formats. Information literacy forms the basis for lifelong learning and is common to all disciplines.

Fake News and Alternative Facts: Information Literacy in a Post-Truth Era is a concise guide that addresses the challenges of misinformation in today's digital landscape. Cooke explores how individuals process information and highlights the importance of critical thinking and media literacy.

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