Detecting Fake News

Updated September 4, 2023

All the videos below are from CTRL-F

Verifying Images & Videos

Looking Up Claims & Website Owners

Tools to Help You Detect Fake News/Propaganda

Fake News Checking Tools – compiled by Berkeley Library, University of California
– includes description for what each fact checking site does

from the Anneberg Public Policy Center

Media Bias/Fact Check

enter the website name or the URL on this “comprehensive media bias resource” which has over 1300 media sources

especially for topics related to politics

can search by keywords or URLs

Google Reverse Image Search

looks for similar images
can upload by URL or file of the image

The UK’s independent fact-checking charity.

Poynter’s Fact Checking Page

The Poynter Institute is a nonprofit school for journalists and a publisher of original journalism.

Click on the images below to view the original on their website.