We live in a world full of information. Every day, we read headlines, scroll through posts, and hear claims about urgent topics—especially climate change. But how can we tell what’s true, what’s misleading, and what’s completely false?
This module will guide you through the essentials of evaluating information. You’ll learn how to recognise different types of information, understand where it comes from, and apply simple tools and strategies to judge its credibility. These skills are especially important when it comes to climate change, where disinformation is used to spread doubt, delay action, or influence public opinion.
By the end of this module, you’ll be better equipped to assess the reliability of what you read, spot common disinformation tactics, and make informed decisions based on credible sources.
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 24 Lessons
- 25 Minutes
- Objectives2
- Types of information5
- Categories of information sources5
- Criteria for evaluating sources9
- 4.0Criteria for evaluating sources 1/9
- 4.1Criteria for evaluating sources 2/9
- 4.2Criteria for evaluating sources 3/9
- 4.3Criteria for evaluating sources 4/9
- 4.4Criteria for evaluating sources 5/9
- 4.5Criteria for evaluating sources 6/9
- 4.6Criteria for evaluating sources 7/9
- 4.7Criteria for evaluating sources 8/9
- 4.8Criteria for evaluating sources 9/9
- Reliable sources on climate information2
- Spotting and countering climate disinformation4
- Sources1