Access via G Suite on the right with your GAFE account (longID@cjuhsd.net, shortIDPwd) on Noodletools.com
Safari Montage video database is a powerful resource for all CJUHSD students and staff. Students login with LONG ID, then SHORT ID+Pwd

Sweetsearch.com: Searches only a fully vetted list of sites. 
ScienceDaily.com: Provides reliable, current, CITED articles for science.
Phys.org: ScienceDaily on steroids. For all things technology and science.
​Smithsonian.com: Fascinating, current takes on a variety of topics
JStor Daily: Scholarly news based on academic journals.
​NewsELA: Log in with GAFE account. Current news adapted to reading level.
Smithsonian Tween Tribune: Current Events. Competitor with NewsELA. 
Digital Public Library of America: Primary source sets
Global Oneness Project: Explore world cultures and global issues.

Research

BEATING BIAS (even our own!)

No tool is perfect, but the following web sites, articles, and chart are a good start to get us thinking about the reliability and bias of our sources. Are we reading widely? Are we getting ALL SIDES of an issue? Are we careful to distinguish between editorials and news? Are we using sources with the highest possible reputation for factual reporting?

Common Sense Media's "BEST NEWS SOURCES" (sort by "teens 13+")​
Allsides.com,  mediabiasfactcheck.com, "Blue Feed, Red Feed" from WSJ
Newseum.org's "Front Pages"
List of ten best fact-based, reliable news sources (with runners up)
​ISTE's "Top 10 Sites to Help Students Check Their Facts"

Checkology.org login 

News Literacy Project: "Get Smart about News" Activities and Quizzes
​Take the Factitious Challenge!

Freshmen internet credibility lesson

​Is the information valid? Check Currency, Reliability, Authority, Purpose
What about images? Use Tineye.com to reverse any image that makes you question reality!

Trial link: GALE Testing and Education Reference Center