Research Guides: Misinformation and disinformation: More resources

Recommended resources

Avoid information overload when it comes to learning or talking about misinformation. Below are just a few recommended resources.

Break the fake: Correcting disinformation (tip sheet, PDF)
Tips on what to do when you see false information online. By MediaSmarts.
In Brief: Misinformation (infographic, PDF)
A guide to help you understand what misinformation is and how to recognize it. Created by The News Literacy Project.
En Breve: Información Falsa (infografía, PDF)
Una guía para poder reconocer información falsa o engañosa. Creado por The News Literacy Project.

MediaSmarts: Canada's Centre for Digital Media Literacy
From their website: "Leading the advancement of digital media literacy through world-class research, education, public engagement and outreach."
NewseumED
From their website: "Strengthening civil society through First Amendment & Media Literacy Education."
The News Literacy Project
From their website: "Create systemic change in American education to ensure all students are skilled in news literacy before they graduate high school, giving them the knowledge and ability to participate in civic society as well-informed, critical thinkers."