Deepfakes, Part 2: Resources for All Ages
These resources will help everyone — from elementary students to library staff — spot deepfakes.
Changing Landscapes: Information Evolution
To quote Bob Dylan, "the times, they are a changin'" — and information literacy in schools is more important than ever.
Navigating the Information Landscape: Resources for Young People
Use these resources to teach students to be thoughtful researchers and critical consumers of information.
Fighting Fake News in the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is rife with misinformation. Use your digital reach to help people sniff out fake news.
Deepfakes: What They Are, Why They Matter
Deepfakes add a layer to our media literacy landscape. How can we help kids decipher fact from fiction?
Information and Media Literacy for Students
As school library practices shift, school librarians need to engage educators on the benefits of strong information literacy programming.
Fact-Checking Resources for Students
Young people are inundated with inaccurate stories. These youth-friendly resources can show them the light.
APPLY NOW: Media Literacy @ Your Library
The project will train public library workers to help their adult patrons become better news consumers.
Coming Soon: Media Literacy Training for Public Libraries
ALA and the Center for News Literacy at the Stony Brook School of Journalism have announced Media Literacy @ Your Library.