COVID-19

An article from the Associated Press on COVID-19 information overload and how to identify what is misinformation.

A great website to learn more about how to critically evaluate news stories. They stopped reviewing news stories in 2018 but their list of evaluation criteria on the website is helpful.

Links to an infographic and information about how to identify misinformation. The site provides links to the infographic in many languages.

a nonpartisan national education nonprofit, provides programs and resources for educators and the public to teach, learn and share the abilities needed to be smart, active consumers of news and information.

A great tutorial to use to identify misinformation.

Use the Who Myth Busters page to check if something you heard about COVID-19 is fact or fiction. This is specific to COVID-19 information so is a great place to start.

Fact-checking website. You can use to fact check all types of information in addition to health and COVID-19 information.

This site is political fact checking website but does contain some COVID-19 fact checked information.