Fact-checking

Tools

Keywords:
Countering Disinformation
Disinformation
Fact-checking

Languages:
English
English
Português

Level:
Basic

Oigetit is a tool that uses AI-based filtering technology to verify the veracity of news, analyzing one million articles per hour and providing users with reliable news from around the world.

Verifier toolkit

Keywords:
Countering Disinformation
Disinformation
Fact-checking
Resilience
Personal and Organisational Resilience
Digital Activism
OSINT (open-source intelligence)

Languages:
English
polski
English

Level:
Basic

Critical Thinking Methods and Tools for Distinguishing Facts from Fakes and DisinformationThis publication offers practical tools for recognizing disinformation and methods for practicing critical thinking. It provides guidance on identifying disinformation online and defending against it, while also enhancing skills in critically understanding content.The publication features insights from fact checkers and digital trolls.It is divided into four parts. The first part outlines six basic rules for verifying information to avoid falling into the trap of false content. The second part includes exercises to develop vigilance and critical thinking habits. The third part provides step-by-step instructions for spotting fake images and videos. The final part is a collection of websites, tools, and applications that assist in this work.

vistinomer.mk

Keywords:
Countering Disinformation
Fact-checking
Elections
Media monitoring

Languages:
Македонски
English

Through the publication of Vistinomer.mk (www.vistinomer.mk), the "Metamorphosis" Foundation has made available to the public another tool for increasing the accountability and responsibility of political parties towards the citizens. Truenomer.mk, through a team of experts from relevant fields, analyses the promises made by political entities and presents them in an easy-to-read, aggregated form, together with systematic statistical data. Each identified promise is graded according to the degree of fulfilment: fulfilled, partially fulfilled or unfulfilled. Promises that are illogical or expressed in a way that makes verifying impossible are marked as inconsistent.