The MisinfoDay virtual library offers a wide range of free virtual content and resources — from workshop recordings from previous MisinfoDay events to gamified learning activities– for educators to bring MisinfoDay to their classrooms and campus! Additionally, a newly developed MisinfoDay toolkit makes the implementation process even easier. Learn how to bring MisinfoDay to your community of learners!
Browse the library to find MisinfoDay content, resources and toolkits!
Ways to Utilize the Library
Our MisinfoDay team is here to support as you incorporate MisinfoDay virtual content and resources in your lessons and/or host a MisinfoDay Jr event on your campus! Let us know about your plans or any questions you might have by emailing us at misinfoday@uw.edu.
Option A: Plug and support learning objectives
Educators can simply plug MisinfoDay content and activities into their lessons to support existing learning objectives.
Option B: Customize curriculum
Educators can adapt MisinfoDay-curated modules and resources to teach students about the landscape of misinformation and how to evaluate online information.
Option C: Launch MisinfoDay Jr in class (Project-based approach)
For active learning and deep engagement with the subject of misinformation/information literacy/digital literacy, educators can launch a MisinfoDay Jr project with their students (see the catalog to learn more about the MisinfoDay Jr project). Toward the end of the semester, students can present their projects to their peers, hosting a mini MisinfoDay event in class. To make the implementation process easier, a MisinfoDay toolkit is available in our catalog!
Option D: Host a MisinfoDay Jr/MisinfoNight on campus (Project-based approach)
Extending MisinfoDay Jr outside of the classroom, educators and their students can host a MsinfoDay Jr or MisinfoNight event on campus so that they can become teachers and share their knowledge with their friends and family! With request, CIP-affiliated experts can speak at the event with advance notice. Learn more about hosting a MisinfoDay/Night event in our catalog and how MisinfoNight can be run on your campus by reading Ballard High School’s success story!
Join Us in Amplifying the Mission!
As the MisinfoDay program gains momentum to tackle misinformation and build healthy information environments, we are aiming to expand the program to include more schools, students and educators from across the U.S. We would love for other colleges and universities to become a partner institution and join us in amplifying the mission by hosting an in-person event on your campus for your community of learners!