🙂 It's been a busy news week + now the Olympics + the Super Bowl. So, yeah ...
If you didn't get to National #NewsLiteracyWeek, we get it! The good news is our resources aren't going away. Here are a few links:
🏡 newsliteracyweek.org
🌳 go.newslit.org/InfoEcosystem
📚 go.newslit.org/NNLWlibrarians
A man in glasses says, 'Can you spot the fake?' with three numbered images: 1) person climbing snowy rocks, 2) people near volcanic eruption, 3) snowy landscape. Text reads 'Two Truths and AI' on a blue grid background.
😮 Even our host got duped by this week's #2TruthsAndAI!
🔎 But some basic debunking skills can help you determine which extreme nature video is the fake. Can you get it right?
🎞 Watch: www.youtube.com/shorts/I_lr_...
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Speaking of the @startribune.com, yesterday the newspaper launched an initiative to bring news literacy education to classrooms across Minnesota.
We're excited to be the Star Tribune's exclusive news literacy partner for the effort. Read more 👇🏾
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Banner promoting the National News Literacy Conference, Oct. 8-10, 2026. Text reads, "Join educators from across the nation. Register now." Background shows cityscape of Salt Lake City.
🚨 ICYMI: Our 1st National News Literacy Conference is coming to Salt Lake City in October & registration is open!
👀 Grab your spot today with our early bird pricing.
🔗 Learn more / register: newslit.org/conference/
#NewsLitCon #NewsLiteracyWeek
A journalist in a coat, holding a WBOC microphone, is set against a purple background with "Spill the Ink" and "Grace Harman" text.
✏️ In the 2nd edition of our "Spill the Ink" series, Grace Harman of @wboctv.bsky.social on the East Coast's Delmarva Peninsula takes us behind the scenes of her job reporting both on the street & behind the news desk.
🎞 Watch: www.youtube.com/shorts/75ToW...
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3/ “The speed & volume of information coming from Minnesota remind us all how important it is to have credible news & information to turn to – & how difficult it can be to sort through online feeds full of AI-slop, rumors & divisive falsehoods," said NLP's @crsalter.bsky.social
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1/ 🎉 NEWS: We're thrilled to announce a partnership with the @startribune.com to bring news literacy education to high schoolers in Minnesota!
Full story: go.newslit.org/NewsLitMN
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This National #NewsLiteracyWeek, let’s restore trust in standards-based news & embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
Join the @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com Feb. 2-6. NewsLiteracyWeek.org
2/ The infographic can help students recognize that everyone has a part to play to keep the information ecosystem healthy.
➕ Learn more about this resource: go.newslit.org/InfoEcosystem
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Text-heavy nfographic titled "The Information Ecosystem Depends on News." It features a "News-Driven Ecosystem" diagram with sections like the public, journalism, and raw information, emphasizing interconnected roles. Illustrations of trees and people symbolize growth and influence. The tone is educational, highlighting the significance of journalism as an anchoring tree for an informed society.
1/ 🌳 Use the analogy of an ecosystem to help students understand today’s info landscape with our NEW infographic.
👀 Analyze the poster to learn how:
- the news-driven ecosystem forms an info web
- content about news largely couldn’t exist without standards-based journalism
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Webinar announcement for 'Teaching news literacy made easy' by Checkology. Free 30-minute sessions on Wednesday, Feb. 11. Register now.
2/ Also, for both current Checkology users & those interested: We're holding a FREE 30-minute webinar about the platform next week. Join us at either of the following times:
📌 Feb. 11, 5:30pm ET: go.newslit.org/Feb11Checkol...
📌 Feb. 11, 8:30pm ET: go.newslit.org/Feb11Checkol...
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📍Times Square during National #NewsLiteracyWeek in partnership with @ewscrippsco.bsky.social, @usatoday.com & The USA TODAY Network!
👀 We're halfway through the week. Whether you're a classroom teacher, a librarian or a community member, there are FREE resources for you.
👉🏾 newsliteracyweek.org
Happy #NewsLiteracyWeek!
Teachers: Check out our #JournalismInAction "Create Your Own Story" activity 💫 📰
Students develop their critical thinking and communication skills by creating an news op-ed or magazine cover. #sschat #apush #EduSky #newsliteracy
LESSON LINK: http://bit.ly/3H94VgE
🔔 Stewart loves using our Daily Do Now slides, 5- to 10-minute bell ringer activities to reinforce news literacy concepts & spark discussion at the beginning of class.
💡 They're updated with new material every Friday at 5pm ET.
🔗 Check them out: go.newslit.org/DailyDoNows
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In the age of AI, it’s not easy to know what to believe. This National News Literacy Week, let’s restore trust in standards-based news and embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
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In the age of AI, young people need news literacy skills more than ever. Join @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com for National #NewsLiteracyWeek Feb. 2-6 & help students learn to judge for themselves what info to base decisions on NewsLiteracyWeek.org
Misinformation—including AI-generated content—harms Asian American communities across languages and platforms. This #NewsLiteracyWeek, help stop it by sharing best practices for spotting AI videos.
A post reads, “Man isn’t happy after minor earthquake in Toronto yesterday spills his fries at McDonald’s!” and includes an image that appears to show a man eating at a McDonald’s restaurant during an earthquake. The News Literacy Project has added a label that says “AI-GENERATED.”
❌ NOPE: This is not from a genuine video of an earthquake spilling a man’s McDonald’s fries in Toronto.
✔️ It's AI-generated.
🤔 Some AI fakes look incredibly real. This is not one of those cases, with odd visuals + jumbled text.
🔗 RumorGuard post: go.newslit.org/AIQuake
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National News Literacy Week activity planner for librarians and community groups features daily standards from Feb. 2-6, 2026. Includes quizzes, posters, and infographics.
2/ Librarians & community groups: We customized an edition of the activity planner just for you: go.newslit.org/NNLWlibrarians
#TLsky
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Teen girl smiling at phone, promoting critical thinking in students with a free activity planner from National News Literacy Week, Feb 2-6, 2026.
1/ Teach a different standard of news literacy each day of National #NewsLiteracyWeek with our activity planner!
📚 From zoning information all the way to civic participation, use our free, downloadable resource as a guide throughout the week.
🔗 Download it at NewsLiteracyWeek.org
As a lesson this #NewsLiteracyWeek, here's the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, who claims to be a constitutional scholar, misleading the American public about the legality of administrative warrants in relation to judicial warrants. Administrative warrants aren't signed by a judge.
Being a good citizen starts with being an informed one. CSD is proud to celebrate #NewsLiteracyWeek and empowering students to think critically, spot misinformation, and ask questions about what they see and hear every day. youtu.be/8MNjEICgF2s?...
2/ Adds Ledgerwood-Flores: "With support, news literacy can be taught in any subject where students are asked to analyze & interpret data. I train other teachers in my district to incorporate news literacy in high school computer science, history & English courses..."
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#EduSky
Today, Tuesday, February 3 from 4-5pm EST (I can't attend):
#NewsLiteracyWeek
This National #NewsLiteracyWeek, let’s restore trust in standards-based news & embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
Join the @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com Feb. 2-6: NewsLiteracyWeek.org
This National #NewsLiteracyWeek, let’s restore trust in standards-based news & embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
Join the @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com Feb. 2-6: NewsLiteracyWeek.org
This National #NewsLiteracyWeek, let’s restore trust in standards-based news & embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
Join the @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com Feb. 2-6: NewsLiteracyWeek.org
Webinar ad with a tree and digital icons, text: 'Influencers, AI, and Credibility.' Scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 3, 4-5 PM ET. Presented by News Literacy Project.
📢 Educators: It's not too late to sign up for our FREE National #NewsLiteracyWeek event tomorrow:
ℹ️ Influencers, AI, and Credibility: Teach Students About the Information Ecosystem
📅 Feb. 3, 4-5pm ET
🔗 Register: go.newslit.org/Feb3NLP2026
#EdTech #EduSky
Teachers, are you looking for resources for @newslit.org's #NationalNewsLiteracyWeek?
Learn about our free #medialiteracy resources and activities here: retroreport.org/articles/thr...
#NewsLiteracyWeek
This National #NewsLiteracyWeek, let’s restore trust in standards-based news & embrace a healthy skepticism (not cynicism) by helping young people stay grounded with facts.
Join the @newslit.org, @ewscrippsco.bsky.social & @usatoday.com Feb. 2-6:
NewsLiteracyWeek.org
