Childnet, in collaboration with its Youth Advisory Board, has launched “Reliability Online,” an interactive tool designed to help teens identify trustworthy online information. Aimed at ages 13-16, the resource addresses issues like AI-generated content, scams, and fake news through a gamified approach. It features video advice from teens and includes printable activities for educators. The tool’s three-part structure—evaluating posts, news reliability, and spotting signs of misinformation—guides users in developing critical digital literacy skills.
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