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Why Shakespeare Endures
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What does PEER REVIEWED mean?
National Library of Australia
Understanding Source Types
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Connected Papers
TROVE
Google Like a Librarian
Search Operators
Yr 7 - 12: Download Research Booklet
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Understanding Narrative Structure (Seniors)
Understanding Genre (Seniors)
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Linking Words To Use In Essays
Understanding Directive Terms
Transition Signals - how to sew your essay together
How to write a...
Australian Grammar Rules
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MOAD Learning
What is media literacy?
What is FAKE News?
Life in the Age of Algorithms
Media Factcheck
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Using Artificial Intelligence
QuickCuts
AI Prompt Practice
AI for Educators
10 Types of Plagiarism
Plagiarism Pitfalls
Plagiarism Quiz
Australian Framework for Generative AI Use in Schools
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Presentations
Yr 6 - 9: What is a Learning Commons?
Yr 7: Greenwashing
Yr 7: Fake News
Yr 7 - 9: Study Skills and Homework
Yr 7: Disinformation and Recommendation Algorithms
Yr 7 - 9: Keeping Places
Yr 8 German: the Holocaust and Museums as Witness
Yr 10: ALL MY OWN WORK
Yr 10: RESEARCH AND REFERENCING
Yr 10 RE: Peace and Justice
Yr 10 - 12: Peer Review, Quoting and Paraphrasing
Yr 11 - 12: How to QUOTE and PARAPHRASE
Yr 11 - 12: Legal Studies Annotated Bibliography
Yr 12 Physics: Interstellar Film
Yr 7 - 10: Drafting, Grammar and Decoding a Rubric
Yr 10 - 12: The Basics of APA7 Referencing
Why Shakespeare Endures
2025T3W12: Ethical Dilemma of AI
2025T3W34: Concerns and Impacts of AI
Yr 5 Primary vs Secondary Sources
Year 5 - 9: How to put things into YOUR OWN WORDS
Yr 5 - 7: CRAAP HAT TIME
Learn
What is a Learning Commons?
Cultural Collections
How to Acknowledge Country
What does 21c Learning Look Like?
Whose Country Am I on?
Research
Referencing
Databases
Research Guides
Full Text Access via NLA eResources
What does PEER REVIEWED mean?
National Library of Australia
Understanding Source Types
Search Strategies
How to Search a Database
Evaluating Sources
Connected Papers
TROVE
Google Like a Librarian
Search Operators
Yr 7 - 12: Download Research Booklet
Yr 4 - 6: Download Research Booklet
Write
Understanding Narrative Structure (Seniors)
Understanding Genre (Seniors)
Understanding Historical Context (Seniors)
Linking Words To Use In Essays
Understanding Directive Terms
Transition Signals - how to sew your essay together
How to write a...
Australian Grammar Rules
Media
INKL
Media Portal
MOAD Learning
What is media literacy?
What is FAKE News?
Life in the Age of Algorithms
Media Factcheck
Digital
Using Artificial Intelligence
QuickCuts
AI Prompt Practice
AI for Educators
10 Types of Plagiarism
Plagiarism Pitfalls
Plagiarism Quiz
Australian Framework for Generative AI Use in Schools
Read
K - 6 Reading Recommendations
Year 7 - 12 Reading Recommendations
Staff: Reading Recommendations
Tools
Gaming Hub
Request In-Class Session
Library Search (OLIVER)
Librarian Tutoring Session
ClickView (AV Resources)
Sora (eBooks, Audio and Mags)
Suggest a Book Purchase
Have I been PWNed?
Timetable Template
Suggested Mobile Device Agreement for Families
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Yr 8 German: the Holocaust and Museums as Witness
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Yr 10: RESEARCH AND REFERENCING
Yr 10 RE: Peace and Justice
Yr 10 - 12: Peer Review, Quoting and Paraphrasing
Yr 11 - 12: How to QUOTE and PARAPHRASE
Yr 11 - 12: Legal Studies Annotated Bibliography
Yr 12 Physics: Interstellar Film
Yr 7 - 10: Drafting, Grammar and Decoding a Rubric
Yr 10 - 12: The Basics of APA7 Referencing
Why Shakespeare Endures
2025T3W12: Ethical Dilemma of AI
2025T3W34: Concerns and Impacts of AI
Yr 5 Primary vs Secondary Sources
Year 5 - 9: How to put things into YOUR OWN WORDS
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How to Acknowledge Country
What does 21c Learning Look Like?
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Referencing
Databases
Research Guides
Full Text Access via NLA eResources
What does PEER REVIEWED mean?
National Library of Australia
Understanding Source Types
Search Strategies
How to Search a Database
Evaluating Sources
Connected Papers
TROVE
Google Like a Librarian
Search Operators
Yr 7 - 12: Download Research Booklet
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Understanding Narrative Structure (Seniors)
Understanding Genre (Seniors)
Understanding Historical Context (Seniors)
Linking Words To Use In Essays
Understanding Directive Terms
Transition Signals - how to sew your essay together
How to write a...
Australian Grammar Rules
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INKL
Media Portal
MOAD Learning
What is media literacy?
What is FAKE News?
Life in the Age of Algorithms
Media Factcheck
Folder: Digital
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Using Artificial Intelligence
QuickCuts
AI Prompt Practice
AI for Educators
10 Types of Plagiarism
Plagiarism Pitfalls
Plagiarism Quiz
Australian Framework for Generative AI Use in Schools
Folder: Read
Back
K - 6 Reading Recommendations
Year 7 - 12 Reading Recommendations
Staff: Reading Recommendations
Folder: Tools
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Gaming Hub
Request In-Class Session
Library Search (OLIVER)
Librarian Tutoring Session
ClickView (AV Resources)
Sora (eBooks, Audio and Mags)
Suggest a Book Purchase
Have I been PWNed?
Timetable Template
Suggested Mobile Device Agreement for Families
  • Media Literacy,
• 3/1/25

Misinformation and the Media

Don’t believe everything you see and hear on the news.

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