We're constantly bombarded by media messaging, news, and information online, in the world, and within our everyday lives. For that reason, it is even more important to be sure we are receiving accurate information. ⚖
Media literacy and digital literacy are valuable skills in our always-connected world. It's always a good idea to verify the information with one or two reputable sources. Make sure it's legitimate and consider that it could possibly be altered - very possible these days with AI so prevalent.
Our friends @ Positively Present remind us to check the facts using 6 short prompts from checking the source to considering who/what might potentially benefit from the info being true.
By taking these 6 fact-checking questions into consideration, it can help separate what's real and what's manufactured - including examining and evaluating our own thoughts. 💭
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