Media literacy is all about knowing how to spot reliable information and think critically about what we see online. Being media-savvy helps us make smart choices, avoid fake news, and have our own opinions instead of just believing everything we see.

Media & Information Literacy
Why Media Literacy Matters
Learn about media literacy and why it’s so important to have to skills to critically analyse what media you’re consuming.
How to Have a Conversation with Someone Who Believes Fake News
Having a conversation with someone who has seen misleading information is incredibly important, learn how to do so to help…
Are you being influenced? How media can shape opinions and how to spot it
Media can inform, entertain and connect us but it can also influence the way we think and act. Understanding why…
How to Fact Check
Fact checking is a key part of Digital Literacy and can help fight the spread of damaging misinformation. Here’s our…

Misinformation & Disinformation?
Misinformation and disinformation about health, elections, or world events can have a serious impact on peoples views. That’s why it’s important to know the difference between them and how to spot it!
Understanding Social Media
Your data online – A simple guide to what companies collect and why
Instagram and TikTok seem to know what you like and show ads for things you’ve searched for. That’s your data at work.
AI & Confirming If What You See Online Is True
Being able to tell if something is real or AI-generated is becoming increasingly difficult. Learn some tips around how to…
Can you trust your algorithm? Why it’s important to look beyond your feed
Understanding how algorithms work and how they influence what you see, believe and share is a key part of media literacy
Do You Share Too Much Information Online?
Worried you may be oversharing online? Find some tips about how to limit what you’re sharing.
How to Stay Safe on TikTok
Check out our guide to learn more about TikTok’s approach to safety, privacy, and security.
Media Literacy Glossary
A simple guide to understanding media literacy, fact checking, and other vocabulary that might come up in conversations.