Can your students tell the difference between fact and fiction?
easily identify misinformation
Checkology is a browser-based platform designed for students in grades 6-12.
Young people are dealing with the most complex information landscape in human history — one in which truth, evidence and facts compete for attention with falsehoods, conspiracy theories and misinformation.
Education is the most effective approach to meeting this challenge. The Checkology virtual classroom, from the News Literacy Project, provides that education.
Mark Sullivan and Tim Bajarin
Daniela Rangel, ninth-grade student, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School, Van Nuys, California
Kelly Melendez Loaiza, science teacher, Mansfield High School, Mansfield, Massachusetts
Pricing and features
Basic
Free
Limited access to four foundational Checkology news literacy lessons for one-to-many delivery. Preview Premium teacher functionality and access some teacher resources.
Premium
$3-$5/student
Unlocks complete lesson library and provides additional features, such as lesson plan customization, individual student logins and teacher evaluation and feedback.
What are you waiting for?
The News Literacy Project, a nonpartisan national education nonprofit, provides educators with tools and resources to teach their students how to navigate today’s complex information landscape, learn to judge the credibility of information for themselves, and become engaged and informed participants in civic life.
Our vision is to see news literacy embedded in the American middle school and high school education experience.
