Are you informed or influenced?

Are you informed or influenced?

As we navigate the 2024 election, are we being informed or influenced?

This webinar will teach skills for identifying credible election information. We will learn how to evaluate the purpose of the information sources share, how to identify election misinformation trends and bias and how to prioritize finding credible sources.

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Misinformation dashboard updates: Disinformation disguised as ‘breaking news’

“Breaking news” signals important developments in a legitimate news story. But purveyors of election disinformation have co-opted the term.

Published on Oct 10, 2024 Updates

Top takeaways: 3 tips for teaching news literacy in the age of AI

The News Literacy Project participated in an EdWeek forum exploring issues and strategies for teaching media literacy in the age of AI.

Published on Oct 7, 2024 Updates

With InfoWars to be auctioned, NLP’s Charles Salter tells Semafor: ‘It is gratifying to see some accountability’

A judge has allowed the auction of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ InfoWars media outlet to compensate victims of the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting, and the news platform Semafor reports that some of his opponents hope to bid on his properties. News Literacy Project President and CEO Charles Salter noted that, “selling InfoWars won’t end…

Published on Oct 1, 2024 NLP in the News

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Are you informed or influenced?