Indexed here is a collection of resources and lesson ideas for helping students to think critically about the media they consume and share. Media literate students are well equipped to then become purposeful, productive content creators!
First Draft News from the Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy
FactCheck.org from the Annenberg Public Policy Center
13 online tools that help to verify the authenticity of a photo (StopFake.org)
How to verify images like a pro with Google Earth (First Draft News)
Breaking News Consumer's Handbook (WNYC)
Educator’s Guide: Types of Online Fakes (Verification Handbook)
Lessons for developing civic on-line reasonsing from SHEG
From Monica Brady-Myerov's team at Listenwise: Teaching Your Students About Fake News
"How to choose your news" from Ted-Ed by Damon Brown
"Here's what happens when the readers choose the front page story" from Newswhip by Paul Quigley
Fake or Real? Challenge from Dan Russell (SearchResearch)
The Phenomenon of Fake News from Newsela
Media literacy resources from NewseumED
Stony Brook University Center for News Literacy Digital Resource Center
ISTE Digital Citizenship Projects & Lessons
