Student News Habits: 61% Rely on Social Media in 2026
61% of young adults get news from social media. Learn why this shift impacts media literacy and how students verify information.
61% of young adults get news from social media. Learn why this shift impacts media literacy and how students verify information.
Are pharma ads biasing your health news? 72% of Americans distrust health reporting. See how $7.1B in ad spend influences 2025 coverage.
Combat media bias with new tools. Understand why better bias detection and transparency are needed by 2027 for informed public discourse.
How do student journalists report global conflicts in 2026? They use OSINT and Medill's specialized training to counter misinformation.
Atlanta parents face EdTech choices. Learn how to pick tools that truly help kids, focusing on privacy, pedagogy, and parental involvement.
Student journalists: 65% of Gen Z get news from TikTok. Learn how to reach youth online, boost engagement, and maintain ethics in digital media.
PBS NewsHour will launch a media literacy program by 2026. Learn how it aims to equip viewers to spot bias and understand complex news.
Social media shapes education debate. Learn 5 ways to spot misinformation and verify claims in noisy online discussions.
How The Daily Chronicle integrated AI by 2026. See how AI tools, ethical policies, and upskilling can reduce content creation time by 30%.
How will NPR's education coverage change by 2026? Expect more on AI's K-12 impact, local stories, and digital learning disparities.