info literacy
Free resources from The News Literacy Project, for students and teachers:
PD, classroom lessons, free posters, and more!
Free e-learning platform with self-paced, interactive lessons on information literacy
Test your news literacy skills with this free app!
Videos:
Crash Course: "Navigating Digital Information"
A series of 10 YouTube videos by John Green
How YOU Can Fact-Check the Internet
from MediaWise
from SmarterEveryDay
Check out this analysis of the reliability of popular media. Sources used for factual research should be towards the top center of the media bias chart.
NOTE: this chart - which is available to view online - rates popular media (news sources, blogs, and other websites). It does not include academic journals, which are typically found in subscription services.