Websites:
VIDEO BELOW: Challenging the Algorithms of Oppression by Safiya Noble
Find the Source of a website - Online verification skills - Video 2: Investigate the source by Mike Caulfield
Do a reverse image search to check the authenticity of an image: Fact-Checking Tools — Video 1: Verifying Images and Videos - CIVIX
Search for other articles on the same topic or search for similar information to help evaluate websites - Check Yourself with Lateral Reading: Crash Course Navigating Digital Information #3
See how you do at determining whether information is true or false. Are you as good as you think?
(Note: The canonical version of the Check Please Starter Course exists here, which is the version written by Mike Caulfield.)
Can You Spot the Deceptive Facebook Post?
To learn more about Fake News, see the libguide on that topic.
News Quality Infographics
The most helpful aspect of the following chart is the indication of reliability and bias in news outlets. However, everything that is written has a bias or perspective, including outlets that are pictured in the middle. Always remember that a center perspective still has a bias and that there is no such thing as a purely neutral perspective.