Holy cow I saw the fake image that Kilmeade posted in the video below on Twitter yesterday and Fox even credited a meme account for it. It’s this original image below photoshopped onto this image of Ghislaine Maxwell giving Jeffrey Epstein a foot massage. https://t.co/osNATXZ0Z0 https://t.co/BxXt0fmTUG
— Yashar Ali đ (@yashar) Aug 12, 2022
Informationflow & News Literacy Routine https://t.co/7zLiPTNF4s #informationliteracy #medialiteracy #newsliteracy #documenting4lerning pic.twitter.com/AlRd6ZSQEc— Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano (@langwitches) June 28, 2020
FREE GAME to test your ability to spot FALSE or MISLEADING News - Factitious https://t.co/fNbRHGRjXR— Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) June 23, 2020
People taking this tweet as inspirational rather than mocking the inspirational but bullshit tweets are ... kind of sweet. https://t.co/92LTMOWa4s— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) May 4, 2020
— Taiwan Jones (@TaiwanJoness) October 20, 2017
— Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) August 9, 2017
New Web tool tracks Russian “influence ops” on Twitter – Ars Technica - https://t.co/t2m3Ji7mtN— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) August 3, 2017
Reading "The spread of fake news by social bots"https://t.co/i7rXMIN5EI#media #fakenews http://pic.twitter.com/T97uSuzT6U— media.eu (@MediaEu) July 25, 2017
1. On the occasion of Ailes' death, let's revisit my piece on tribal epistemology. Fox was absolutely foundational. https://t.co/ByZyLOpvF5— David Roberts (@drvox) May 18, 2017
My story: Stocks Surged As Trading Floors Watched a 'Breaking' InfoWars Video. It Was Two Weeks Old, and Wrong.https://t.co/UKqUNk0VEJ— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) May 19, 2017
A brief guide to avoiding conspiracy theories on Twitter: https://t.co/qwYvRI3Cnd http://pic.twitter.com/mZ8Q27fYH3— New Republic (@NewRepublic) May 14, 2017
How to Spot Bullshit: A Primer by Princeton Philosopher Harry Frankfurt https://t.co/tnsjVMUMCi https://t.co/4oWE7gsHpJ— Open Culture (@openculture) May 5, 2017
You can't make this stuff up: Trump commemorated at his Virginia golf course a Civil War battle that never happened https://t.co/Wzfz7REjK8 http://pic.twitter.com/KelWs1Q71t— Justin Miller (@justinjm1) May 2, 2017
Exploring: Research Guides: Fake News, Misinformation, and Propaganda: Home https://t.co/i4FsDsqubo #coetail #edurolearning http://pic.twitter.com/r7c9uXeDmr— Kim Cofino (@mscofino) April 20, 2017
#InfoLit101: Fact-check EVERYTHING you consume/share, whether it affirms or negates your worldview. #diglit #infolit #digcit— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) April 10, 2017
https://t.co/yEk3tdbPh6 Today is a good day for a good thing Look it up, guys! http://pic.twitter.com/rBzvXwHZlD— Dr. Riina Hirsch (@dr_riina) April 9, 2017
Help #tweens + #tweens separate fact from fiction w/these great sites: http://pic.twitter.com/6TpD1mzgO2— Common Sense Media (@CommonSense) April 10, 2017
Collaborative grade 12 English research project on 1984 #medialiteracy and #fakenews #SD41 #TLchat #libchat #digcit https://t.co/R06GCbQDqM http://pic.twitter.com/LsVcqkWt0h— Miss VK (@svandekraats) April 6, 2017
Fake News: A Library Resource Round-Up https://t.co/oUMw2lVOUT http://pic.twitter.com/bKvq2nsVdo— Mississauga Library (@mississaugalib) April 6, 2017
“I don't think you can simply 'teach children to spot fake news'” https://t.co/YOEVIiYttP But some want to try. http://pic.twitter.com/LeS5owoPFJ— Will Richardson (@willrich45) March 22, 2017
