Social Media: Video on How to Identify Credible Sources (Spanish) (0:35)
Social Media: Video on How to Identify Credible Sources (Spanish) (0:35)
Date posted:
March 7, 2022
Last reviewed:
February 02, 2023
Hispanic Communications Network, The Public Good Projects, World Voices Media
Video for social media recommends answering two questions to help determine if information about COVID-19 is credible: 1) "Does the author have medical or scientific credentials?" and 2) "Can you verify the information?" The video lists reliable sources of information including medical associations, health centers, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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