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Find support for tackling misinformation and disinformation online.

From tools to helplines, these resources can support children and young people online. You can find additional support for yourself as well.

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Fake news and misinformation research & reports

Activities to share or do with children

Supporting guides and checklist for parents

Fact-checking sites

Support for teachers

Fake news and misinformation research & reports
Activities to share or do with children
Supporting guides and checklists for parents
Fact-checking sites
Support for teachers

Useful resources

Fake news and misinformation research & reports

Ofcom – Understanding online false information in the UK

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Ofcom – Children, social media and fake news

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Ofcom – Navigating news in an online world

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National Literacy Trust – Fake news and critical literacy final report

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Activities to share or to do with your family

How fake news hijacks your brain

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National Geographic – real or fake

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BBC Bitesize – Fact or fake advice hub

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Google Interland game for families

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BBC Bitesize – Can you sport the signs of fake news?

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Supporting guides and checklist for parents

UK Government advice – Share checklist

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Social media privacy guides

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Connect Safely – Media literacy and fake news guide

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UK Safer Internet Centre – Fake news: 4 quick checks

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Fact-checking sites

Snopes.com – A website that conducts extensive fact-checking research on popular topics

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BBC Reality Check – BBC News service dedicated to clearing up fake news

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Channel 4 FactCheck – The fact-checking arm of UK’s Channel 4 newsroom

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Politifact – Fact checking site that rates the accuracy of claims by elected officials.

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Support for teachers

BBC Teach – Resources from around the BBC to help students spot fake news

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The Guardian Education Centre – Resources for teachers

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National Literacy Trust – Fake news and critical literacy resources

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Childnet Trust Me Toolkit

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UK Safer Internet Centre – Power of the image education pack for parents and carers

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