Get Out the BC Vote Guide: Resources For Faculty

A site devoted to media bias ratings for online content.

This is a great site for checking up on political news.

This is a great resource that can be used to check where news/media sources fall on the political spectrum and provides a rating of factual reporting on a scale of 1 (very low) to 6 (very high)."

Provides additional non-partisan fact-checking sites.

This organization is devoted to tracking money in American politics.

This is an award-winning site that fact checks political claims.

Fact check and explore quotations and their origins.

Part of Factcheck.org devoted to checking misleading or false scientific claims.

This is a site devoted to debunking myths, urban legends and untrue news stories.

2018 Election polls and demographic studies

2020 Election polls and demographic studies

This organization is devoted to tracking money in American politics.

Financial information for each candidate.

Guide specifically made for college students on how to register and vote.

Provides resources, FAQS and more for faculty.

Election law overview for every state

The Center For News Literacy is a website devoted to a curriculum developed at Stony Brook University in New York. It has online learning modules and resources for teachers.

Free sign-up includes lesson plans, activities, videos, online tutorials, and professional development.

Downloadable PDF that provides tips on how to engage loved ones about misinformation.

Sign up for free upcoming media literacy webinars and watch past recordings.