The Wall St. Journal - ..." built this presentation because it’s hard to see these opposing views side by side. This tool gives people anywhere on the political spectrum the ability to see current discussions about newsworthy topics from both very conservative and very liberal viewpoints."

Courtesy of the News Literacy Project, Checkology. Use in conjunction with assigned websites to introduce and reinforce critical analysis.

New York Times article (1/19/17) - full of links, questions, tips, other resources.

Older New York Times article (10/2/15) with good links, practical exercises, even includes a reference to the biggest NYTimes reporting scandal.

Media literacy initiative from Ithaca College. Section geared toward college students includes plans exploring media from a global perspective (5 issues from 5 areas), explorations of media construction on Peace, Social Justice, Middle East, Endangered Species, etc.