The following websites offer materials and information for teachers who wish to impart media literacy skills to students in their classrooms.
The Media Literacy Clearinghouse - #1 online resource for educators frankwbaker.com/mlc
News Literacy Project checkology virtual classroom - the free version of the checkology virtual classroom allows teachers to offer interactive lessons to an entire class, while a subscription provides individual licenses for one-to-one learning. thenewsliteracyproject.org/checkology
Stony Brook University Digital Resources Center - designed to share wisdom among news literacy educators. The Getting Started section is a great place to begin. drc.centerfornewsliteracy.org
Articles: Common Sense Media: How to Spot Fake News - a short article with some basic questions students should ask when evaluating information for credibility http://comsen.se/2hk1whw
A New Literacy Toolkit for a "Post-Truth" World - a lengthy article full of lists, links, videos, and other resources for increasing student media literacy. http://ow.ly/cSMa307aiLK
Advocates: Civics Education Initiative - advocates a high school focus on news literacy civicseducationinitiative.org