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We're thrilled to see a number of Australian media literacy resources launched recently to support adults and young people develop their critical media literacy abilities. Here are a few of them...
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1. Squizkids launched NewsHounds this week for primary students. Students develop media literacy over eight podcasts, using a fun board-game style digital learning experience @thesquiz newshounds.squizkids.com.au

2. Media and Me at the National Film and Sound Archive is a facilitated media literacy program for students aged 9-13 that examines storytelling through animation, advertising, gaming, social media, film and music. @NFSAonline
nfsa.gov.au/learning/educa…

3. ABC Education’s Media Literacy Website has over 50 resources for high school teachers and students including the popular misinformation interactive Real. Oops. Fake or LOL? @ABCEducationAU
abc.net.au/education/medi…

4. The Check The Facts campaign draws on AAP's professional factchecking experience to help adult citizens sort the facts from the fakes. @AapFactcheck
aap.com.au/factcheck-reso…

5. Finally, the Museum of Australian Democracy have a bunch of resources to help primary and high school students understand what media literacy is and how they can develop it. @moadlearning moadoph.gov.au/learning/class…