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Fake News and Beyond: Reliable Sources

This web page addresses the issue of "fake news" and uses it as a springboard for talking about finding trustworthy sources in general

Keywords:: ICT literacy, media literacy, information literacy

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Academic Support Services / ICT (Information and Communication Technology) Literacy / Media and Visual Literacies

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Material Type:: Tutorial
Date Added to MERLOT:: January 19, 2017
Date Modified in MERLOT:: October 19, 2020
Author:: Concordia University
Submitter:: Lesley Farmer

Primary Audience:: College General Ed, College Lower Division
Technical Format:: Website
Mobile Compatibility:: Not specified at this time
Language:: English
Cost Involved:: No
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