As a citizen, you are both a consumer and a creator of news. You should always verify information before spreading it (on social media or by word of mouth), or before using it in a college assignment. Learn more about news and fake news below including how to recognize FAKE NEWS.
You might be able to add more types of Fake News to this list, but the main types are these:
When in doubt about the validity of a news source, use a CRAAPP test!
If you are considering topics for an assignment, maybe a research paper or speech, why not choose something related to Fake News. You will find many resources and ideas on this page and in the Library's databases. (Try Opposing Viewpoints!) Here are some ideas:
Do you have any other ideas to add? Email me using the link under my picture to the right>>>>>>>>>
Journalist Stephanie Busari has a compelling perspective on fake news...
Please take a look at this fine infographic which shows the reliability and bias of various news sources. Which would you want to use for your assignment?
This is a still picture of the Media Bias Chart. Find an updated and interactive version here: https://adfontesmedia.com/
