for Champions of INFO LITERACY
Fact-Checking Resources
As you may know, Digital Literacy and Language Literacy are intertwined (Harris, 2015). However, this should not be seen as a barrier to promoting Information Literacy.
📱 Let's empower our students and community to FACT CHECK in additional languages they know.
Check out: https://reporterslab.org/fact-checking/# for validated resources from around the world.
🙏 Thank you, Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy, for this compilation of global Fact-Checking sites!
for OER Creators
Adapting and Creating OERs
- Suggested Curation Workflow
- Modifying an Open Textbook: What You Need to Know
- Open Textbook Authoring and Editing
- Authoring an Open Textbook
- Writing an Online, Open Textbook: Is It Worth It?
- BC Open Textbooks Pressbook Guide
- How to: AI Attributions and Citations (published by the ASCCC OERI)
CC BY license. These links were originally published in Chabot OER Basics (a Canvas Course), by Chabot College, under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.