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We have compiled a list of Be Media Smart campaign resources as well as a selection of additional resources from other stakeholders designed to help Be Media Smart and combat disinformation. This is a sample of resources that are available on the resources section of the MLI website and not an exhaustive list of resources. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.

Resources

23 March 2026

Be Media Smart resources

If you want to help spread the Be Media Smart message and encourage people to Stop, Think and Check that the information they are using is

23 March 2026

Inoculation Science Website

This website from the Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab brings together research and resources on inoculation theory applied to

23 March 2026

The Conspiracy Test

The Conspiracy Test is a gamified interactive platform to help increase healthy scepticism for conspiracy theoriesExplore it

23 March 2026

The Bad News Game

The Bad News Game is a game that exposes tactics and manipulation techniques (impersonation, emotion, polarization, conspiracy, discredit,

23 March 2026

FactCheck Knowledge Bank

The Journal FactCheck’s Knowledge Bank is a media literacy resource helping the public fact-check for themselves It offers

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The Aontas Community Education Against Disinformation Workbook

This co-created activity workbook supports the development of competencies to ensure users can engage with digital technologies in a

23 March 2026

VISAVIS project

The VISAVIS Project provides practical digital verification tools that allow people to check suspicious images and videos and