Classroom

Learn how to use Wikipedia responsively and how to recognize misinformation

Learn how to recognize when your social media feeds become an echo chamber and how to identify and evaluate claims based on science

Learn how screenshots can be manipulated and why manipulated screenshots often show up on social media

Learn why context is as important as any other tool in determining what is true or not online

Sort through the noise surrounding the most consequential legislation passed by Congress this year

Learn how to look beyond images to understand context and avoid spreading misinformation

Learn to spot identify Instagram "fact" pages that actually spread misinformation

Learn how ChatGPT works, why it could be effective at spreading misinformation, and how to identify content created by artificial intelligence

Learn how to sort through misinformation online in this lesson produced by Student Reporting Labs and the Poynter Institute

Learn how algorithms work and how they can create echo chambers