[ISLMA-Share] Fake News -- Lessons

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I just went to the CIVID EDCAMP at the Sun Times building. They shared with
us https://checkology.org/ which is a part of their News Literacy Project.
I haven't looked at it too closely. However, I think you can gain basic
access to start with.
Hope this helps.

~Meghan Gabler
Library Media Specialist
Sabin Dual Langauge Magnet School
2216 W. Hirsch St.
Chicago, IL 60622

On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 2:24 PM, Email list for the Illinois School Library
Media Association <islma at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> Hello –
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> I have a high school teacher (Special Education, co-taught class) who is
> looking for a Fake news lesson for students who are in a lower level
> freshman English class.
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> Does anyone have suggestions as to where to find go to find basic
> information or what do you suggest to use? We just started looking and
> there is so much right now.
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> Thanks!
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> Amy Stefanski
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> District Librarian
> Dunlap School District
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> Media and Book Club Sponsor
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> astefanski at dunlapcusd.net
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> @LibranSki    @AmyNSTEM
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