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Trebbe, G. (2017).  Fake News Information Sheet for Educators, 1-2.

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"The small print often states that the article cannot be used as evidence. This means the new agency wants to protect itself from being blamed for the spread of incorrect news at the same time it is using you to spread what is false." (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Fight Fake News by  Developing Media Literacy

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"Fight Fake News by  Developing Media Literacy

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...and critically thinking skills to deconstruct the persuading influences found in advertisements and news." (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Knee-jerk reposting before legitimacy has been determined." (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Does the source already have a reputation for being questionable? Example: infowars.com" (Trebbe, 2017)

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Listen to the audio clip below to find out more! (Trebbe, 2017)

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Check out the video below to find out how to conduct an authority check! (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Does the article make claims without using proper evidence?  Does the article make predictions for the future, cures for a disease or condition, or results that will occur?
Are results of an unofficial poll used as evidence to support the author’s claim?"  (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Is the story sensational or overly emotional? Is the story interesting to the point of exaggeration trying to make a joke about a topic or pulling you in a direction of thinking that have not made a firm judgment?" (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Is the article meant to be propaganda. Propaganda is primarily derogatory information that is usually misleading. Propaganda is often used to promote a particular political cause of point of view." (Trebbe, 2017)

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"Does the URL look odd, something you have not seen before? What is the domain (UR – Russia, Co- Columbia). Domain theft is serious. where a legitimate organization’s website, email etc.. is hijacked. If so read the about page and go through the steps to decide where the news is coming from and who wrote it. Consider the location. Check addresses of source. A major new organization has a specific address. Cross-check the URL with a legitimate news organization." (Trebbe, 2017)