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
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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
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Inoculation Science Website
This website from the Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab brings together research and resources on inoculation theory applied to
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The Conspiracy Test
The Conspiracy Test is a gamified interactive platform to help increase healthy scepticism for conspiracy theoriesExplore it
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The Bad News Game
The Bad News Game is a game that exposes tactics and manipulation techniques (impersonation, emotion, polarization, conspiracy, discredit,
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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
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VISAVIS project
The VISAVIS Project provides practical digital verification tools that allow people to check suspicious images and videos and
