Research Guides
Fake News And Misinformation: Online Course & Videos
What's "fake news"? 60 Minutes producers investigate
The Principles of PolitiFact, PunditFact and the Truth-O-Meter
Don’t get spun by Internet rumors (FactCheck.org)
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Recognize Fake News
- Common MythConceptionsThis interactive page uses David McCandless' design model from his data visualization website, Information is Beautiful. It presents the "World's most contagious falsehoods" and can be arranged by category. Visual bubbles link to the science debunking the myth.
- OSoMe, Observatory on Social MediaOSoMe (awe•some) is a joint project of the Network Science Institute (IUNI), the Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research (CNetS) at SICE, and the Media School at Indiana University. OSoMe unites data scientists and journalists in studying the role of media and technology in society, and curbing the spread of misinformation online and the manipulation of social media. Here we highlight tools, findings, publications, and resources.
- Hoaxy® by OSoMe,OSoMe (awe•some) is a joint project of the Network Science Institute (IUNI), the Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research (CNetS) at SICE, and the Media School at Indiana University.
- With and Without Fact Checking:Think Before You Share, Video, 1:32Posted by Viralgranskaren,
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