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Fake News: Faculty Resources
LibGuide on identifying fake news
Getting Started
What Is Fake News?
Checking Sources
Quality Journalism
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Faculty Resources
Statistical Information
Fake Videos and Images
LibGuides From Other Institutions
Indiana University East
Excellent LibGuide with claim-checking examples.
Loyola Marymount
This "Keepin' It Real" Guide contains many great video links, especially regarding different types of biases.
Pace University
Fake News vs. Real News Guide
University of South Carolina Upstate
This LibGuide provides many definitions and examples of different types of misinformation.
Washington State University
Features excellent step-by-step processes for evaluating news stories and images.
Fordham University
Fake News LibGuide includes identifying fake news in social media and statistical information.
Lesson Plan Ideas
Mediashift.org's Education Tools & Tips Site
Articles that present examples of how professors have involved students in new media journalism projects, including fact-checking
Fighting Fake News
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.
Fake News, Lies and Propaganda
Lesson plans and assignments for the University of Michigan's 7-week course.
Online Quizes
Can You Spot Fake News?
A quick, 5 question quiz from Penguin Books. It provides immediate answers and description of how the headline is misleading.
Can You Recognize Fake News?
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.
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