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Online misinformation is everywhere.  Here are the key characteristics of fake news and how to spot them.  visualcapitalist.com, 2021.

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SIFT: Evaluate Information in a Digital World

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SIFT: Evaluate Information in a Digital World

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University of Oregon

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Infographic created by the International Federation of Libraries

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Univ. of Louisville Libraries

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Go beyond the source to evaluate credibility. Source: American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU):

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News Literacy Project, 2020

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News Literacy Project

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Beyond Fake News - 10 types of misleading news

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Beyond Fake News - 10 types of misleading news

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BEYOND 'FAKE NEWS'. 10 TYPES OF MISLEADING NEWS propaganda adopted by governments, corporations and non-profits to manage attitudes, values and knowledge. Posted by the non-profit organization EAVI -Center for Media Literacy.

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Infographic by Sarah Wasko. "Understanding the Fake News Universe," Media Matters for America, 2016.

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Source: First Draft News

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Source: Fordham University

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Posted by the News Literacy Project, producer of the SIFT weekly newsletter for educators.

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Turn Students into Fact-Finding Detectives

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Turn Students into Fact-Finding Detectives

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Handout with tips to help students use the web effectively in confirming or debunking the veracity of the information they find online. Common Sense Education.