Fake News: Faculty Resources

Excellent LibGuide with claim-checking examples.

This "Keepin' It Real" Guide contains many great video links, especially regarding different types of biases.

Fake News vs. Real News Guide

This LibGuide provides many definitions and examples of different types of misinformation.

Features excellent step-by-step processes for evaluating news stories and images.

Fake News LibGuide includes identifying fake news in social media and statistical information.

Articles that present examples of how professors have involved students in new media journalism projects, including fact-checking

From The Lowdown, the content hub for KQED's News Education project. Designed for high school students, but can be used for first-year undergraduates.

Lesson plans and assignments for the University of Michigan's 7-week course.

A quick, 5 question quiz from Penguin Books. It provides immediate answers and description of how the headline is misleading.

Credo offers a short tutorial module with videos, examples, and quizzes. This offers more detailed information about determining the authors, dates, and sources of material.