News Literacy ProjectNews Literacy Can Your Students Tell the Difference Between Fact and Fiction? edsurge.com - Kimberly Rues Information flies by in our social media feeds, pops into our private messages and invades our inboxes. Sometimes I feel like I can’t even keep up. …
News Literacy ProjectThe risk of losing trust in the media: Curated by Alan MillerTruth SeekersGood journalism has never been more important to American democracy. During a time when the media is regularly called “the enemy of the people,” trust in media is low, and misinformation is rampant, it’s critical that standards-based reporters and news outlets hold the powerful to account and provide the facts for the American people. See here a collection of articles by me and others about the essential role of a free press in society today. — Alan Miller, the News Literacy Project
News Literacy ProjectU.S. Politics Fact-checking the 'tsunami' of misinformation flooding the web before the election pix11.com - Mary Murphy NEW YORK — When a university professor recently predicted a record-setting 150 million Americans will vote in the upcoming presidential election, it …
News Literacy ProjectNews Literacy Upon Reflection: In praise of investigative reporting — News Literacy Project newslit.org Alan C. Miller Founder and CEO Note: This is the second in a periodic series of personal reflections on journalism, news literacy, education and …
News Literacy ProjectMemes How to Deal With a Crisis of Misinformation verified_publisherThe New York Times - Brian X. ChenThere’s a disease that has been spreading for years now. Like any resilient virus, it evolves to find new ways to attack us. It’s not in our bodies, but on the web. It has different names: misinformation,...
