Sketchy Sources

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Sketchy Sources
This Project is OPEN.
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Arts and Sciences, Technology and Design
Department
Library
Category
Coursework, Student
Project Description

EXTRA, EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT!!!!!!
We’re here to educate and show our readers the difference between real news and fake news. Can you tell the difference?

Acknowledgements

This project was created by: Student 549968

Recent Posts

Reliable Sources

Worldwide there are multiple examples of fake news and "real" news along with some people bashed […]

What is Fake News?

Fake news are stories that have been fabricated in order to receive negative attention. […]

Sketchy Sources Quiz

The sketchy sources quiz is linked below. If you have additional questions and answers that we can […]

Recent Comments

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Recent Discussions

Research Findings

After researching about fake news, we learned that there are various ways to differentiate between legitimate and fraudulent news sources. For example, web addresses that end with “.co” or “.lo” are not real. This suspicious element […]

Project Due Tuesday

ok check it out. the " what is fake news section was updated.

Recent Docs

THE COURT OF MEMES: WHY PEOPLE BELIEVE FAKE FACTS

WASHINGTON, DC -- The following information was released by Capital Research Center (CRC): By Dr. Steven J. Allen Research Topics: [Continuing our series on deception in politics and public policy.] A meme, as it's called by experts in