News and media literacy aren’t the easiest of topics to wrap your head around. To help you ease your way into the field, we’ve asked the experts some questions that might make the topic a bit simpler...

The News Literacy Project has posted a new video lesson on its Learn Channel, "A Consumer's Guide to Sourcing in News Reports." In this lesson, Paul Saltzman, assistant managing editor for projects at...

The Center for News Literacy's lesson of the week delves into the topic of verification for online content. Several recent stories that were popular on the Internet turned out to be hoaxes. This resource...

The Elements of Verification series offers three interactive episodes that help students think critically about decision-making based on news literacy skills. The series was produced in 2011 by the Committee...

The News Literacy Project, a national nonprofit organization that helps educators teach young people how to evaluate information in the digital age, has just launched a new website with valuable resources...

The Journalism Education Association will present four instructional sessions on news literacy made possible by a grant from the Robert R. McCormick Foundation at the National High School Journalism Convention...

"Searchlights and Sunglasses" offers a wealth of information about news and media literacy. Look through the new digital book to gather resources for your class. Make sure you check out the "learning layer"...

Each week, the Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University posts a news literacy lesson. The center's "Lessons of the Week" section is a great place to go for news literacy teaching and discussion...