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Media literacy and misinformation
Guide your family in learning how to access, evaluate and use different online media.
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Build up your media literacy and skills
Creating and sharing information
Talk with your family about the importance of taking a closer look at the details, topics and sources of information as they explore, create and share online.
Thinking twice
Evaluating different media types
Help your family to better recognize and evaluate the information they want to share and the credibility of the sources they come from.
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