There are many ways to tell whether an online story is credible-- we will learn a lot about this during the year.
For starters, when you see a sensational story or that makes you wonder, or care, or even fear, check it out on snopes.com.
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
pro tip for evaluating internet claims
Did you see that "news story" about the Supreme Court allowing a brother and sister to marry? How about the message telling you that if you post it, all of your Facebook and Instagram info will be made public?
There are many ways to tell whether an online story is credible-- we will learn a lot about this during the year.
For starters, when you see a sensational story or that makes you wonder, or care, or even fear, check it out on snopes.com.
There are many ways to tell whether an online story is credible-- we will learn a lot about this during the year.
For starters, when you see a sensational story or that makes you wonder, or care, or even fear, check it out on snopes.com.
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