EP-II Training Curriculum: Lesson Plans.

Efficient Parenting – Lesson Plans Page 168 /170 Activity 1 FACT-CHECKING TOOLS | 5 MIN Purpose The following tools and resources empower people to verify the accuracy of information and combat disinformation in today's digital landscape. By using multiple sources and critical thinking skills, users can make informed decisions and more effectively navigate the complex world of news and media. Checking information using helpful websites. Content Websites used for fact-checking: ● EU vs Disinfo: Run by the European External Action Service (EEAS), this website debunks disinformation about the European Union and its policies, focusing on Russian disinformation campaigns. ● NUcheckt: This fact-checking section is run by the Dutch news channel NU.nl and checks statements made by politicians and public figures in the Netherlands. News checkers A Netherlands-based fact-checking platform that investigates and debunks misinformation and false claims circulating online. ● Snopes: A widely recognized fact-checking website that investigates and debunks rumors, urban legends and disinformation. ● BBC Reality Check: Checks news reports and claims from around the world for facts, focusing on a wide range of topics. Browser extensions: ● Hoaxy: A tool that visualizes the spread of disinformation online, allowing users to track how false stories and claims are shared on social media platforms. Mobile applications