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The document emphasizes the importance of critically evaluating health information on the Internet by considering factors such as the source's reliability, author qualifications, potential bias or conflicts of interest, accuracy, objectivity, currency, and relevance to the user's needs.

You tube video esplaining how to use Boolean Operators, Quotation marks and Asterisks.

Webpage offering information on how Heallth literacy influences one’s ability to access information, use print materials, and participate in society.

Video on Health Literacy: An Overview from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

A document with a video about learning to evaluate information on the internet

An article from The Office for Intellectual Freedom of the American Library Association, emphasizes the Impact of Mis/Disinformation on Health Care Information Literacy.

Extra material, in Italian - dealing with fake news and disinformation in healthcare (chapters 1, 2)

Extra material in Italian - Short article by the Veronesi Foundation on how to navigate in the endless sea of health information on the web.

A video on the relationship between health equity, health literacy and describes the role of community-based non-health organisations in DC Health's efforts to promote health literacy in the District of Columbia.

Youtube video explaining how to use Boolean operators, inverted commas and asterisks.

How do I find websites, how do I evaluate them? This presentation answers these questions.

This content provides an overview of the Digcomp 2.2 framework. The video is in Italian but it is possible to activate the automatic Youtube translation for those interested.