Six interactive lessons on navigating online information with clarity: from evaluating sources to spotting deepfakes and building lasting digital habits.
Each lesson builds on the last. Work through them in order for the best experience.
Identify primary, secondary, and anonymous sources. Trace any claim back to the person or record that originated it.
Distinguish news from opinion, satire, ads, and clickbait. Recognize format and intent before you evaluate content.
Separate cheap signals like follower counts and slick design from real evidence: sources, data, and methods you can check.
Understand why emotional content spreads faster, how platforms reward engagement over accuracy, and how to widen your information diet.
Check date, source, context, and data before sharing. Spot misleading graphs and the cues that reveal synthetic media.
Build lasting habits: pause before reacting, verify before sharing, follow diverse sources, and stay curious rather than cynical.