Do you have any friends who've unwittingly shared satire?

From Orwell's, "London Letter" in "Partisan Review," 1945 #confirmationbias

Overall, about eight-in-ten Americans (79%) say news organizations tend to favor one side when presenting the news on political and social issues, according to a Pew Research Center survey.

What are your go-to methods for spotting misinformation? #infographics

Are we seeking truth? Or comfort? #Quotes #Truth #Facts

10 #quotes to help you navigate the #infodemic. bit.ly/34VSq1O

Doing a basic fact-check doesn't have to be super time-consuming. In fact, some of the best ways to spot misinformation take just a few seconds. #shortcuts #medialiteracy bit.ly/2RVIb6N

All disinformation is misinformation. The same is not true in reverse.

Journalists aren't blamed for creating most of the #misinformation out there. But according to Pew Research Center, many people believe the media is most responsible for fixing the problem. What do you think? Who's responsible for fixing #fakenews?

We can all play a role in preventing the spread of misinformation. Here are 7 of the easiest ways.

When it comes to conspiracy theorizing, it’s easy to point the finger at “those people.” But the psychological pressures that make people liable to believe and share conspiracy theories don’t just weigh on one demographic. They press upon us all. How can we do better?

Is there something to be said for healthy skepticism of what the media reports? #infographics

"Send a private message" and 5 other tips for calling out friends and family for posting fake news. #TipsAndTricks #Listicle #Family #Friends bit.ly/3njXCnE

Do you automatically trust the data presented in an #infographic, or do you trace it back to the original source to confirm? #statistics #data #polls #survey #factcheck

Overall, about eight-in-ten Americans (79%) say news organizations tend to favor one side when presenting the news on political and social issues, according to a Pew Research Center survey.

Are we seeking truth? Or comfort? #Quotes #Truth #Facts

All disinformation is misinformation. The same is not true in reverse.

Doing a basic fact-check doesn't have to be super time-consuming. In fact, some of the best ways to spot misinformation take just a few seconds. #shortcuts #medialiteracy bit.ly/2RVIb6N

From Orwell's, "London Letter" in "Partisan Review," 1945 #confirmationbias

Do you have any friends who've unwittingly shared satire?