Checkology® Resources

Consider how false information may shape voter perceptions around the world in this classroom-ready activity, a supplement to The…

In this lesson, students explore how investigative journalism has historically upheld democracy and the First Amendment.

In this lesson, students learn about the history of editorial cartooning as a powerful form of opinion journalism and…

In this lesson, students develop a nuanced understanding of news media bias by learning about five types of bias…

Follow five steps for evaluating news sources for signs of credibility. Learn to recognize red flags that signal a…

In this lesson, students explore relationships between advertisers, news media and public, focusing on branded content and marketing ethics.

In this lesson, students learn how citizens can expose wrongdoing through case studies of public oversight and media monitoring.

In this lesson, students explore why people believe conspiracy theories and how cognitive biases influence our thinking.

In this lesson, students learn to categorize information into one of six zones: news, opinion, entertainment, advertising, propaganda or…

In this lesson, students interact with a mock social media site and search engine to understand the information that…