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Media Literacy Education Platform

Striving to help your students think critically in today’s polarized media environment? Biasly’s Media Literacy Education Platform (MLEP) is built for educators who want to teach media literacy, identify news bias, and promote informed thinking in and beyond the classroom. With tools for bias score analysis, political bias insights, and real-world examples of media bias, MLEP empowers students, teachers, and communities to confidently navigate the news.

Our Media Literacy Education Platform (MLEP) helps educators guide students to:

  • Identify media bias and evaluate news articles using bias score analysis
  • Build strong media literacy and news analysis skills
  • Apply critical thinking to spot bias, misinformation, and manipulative content
Screenshot of Biasly's Media Literacy Education Platform showing an instructor dashboard with graphs and article analysis, including progress, ratings, and a news check section.

Who We Can Help

K-12 Schools

Engaging media literacy curricula and software tailored for students from Kindergarten through 12th grade helping teachers introduce bias awareness and critical thinking early.

Home Schools

Empowering parents to teach media bias and news literacy at home using age-appropriate tools from our Media Literacy Education Platform.

Private Schools

Supporting private institutions with flexible media literacy training resources, bias score tools, educational software, and practical exercises that complement any curriculum.

Colleges & Post-Secondary Programs

Helping universities and colleges enhance political and media literacy in departments like Political Science, Communications, Business, and Technology ideal for students analyzing media bias, political leaning, and news credibility.

Bring Media Literacy To Your School

Bring media literacy education to your classroom and beyond. Empower students to recognize bias, misinformation, and unreliable sources.

Media Literacy & Bias Education Course

Complete course with video instruction, practice activities, quizzes, and guided lessons to teach media literacy, bias detection, and news literacy.

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Assign Articles to Students

Assign real-world news articles for students to rate, then compare their results to Biasly’s AI-powered sentiment and bias rating tool.

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Advanced Reporting & Analytics

Track student and group bias scores, progress, and course completion using detailed metrics, statistics, and visual reports.

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Teacher Training Resources

Everything you need to teach media literacy and bias analysis training materials, guided resources, and a comprehensive curriculum.

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AI-Powered Bias Ratings

Analyze articles using our AI rating tool and explore a database of over 3,200+ news sources with pre-rated bias and sentiment insights.

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Course Certifications & Student Recognition

Students earn certificates, badges, and awards based on course completion and article submissions turning learning into a rewarding experience.

Certificate of completion from Biasly, awarded to John Doe for finishing the Media Literacy Education Student Course on August 1, 2023.

Media Literacy Education for Students

Our MLEP course education program will provide you and your students with the following benefits:

Master Biasly’s Official Rating Methodology

Gain a deep understanding of our proprietary MLEP Rating Metric System designed to identify, classify, and analyze various forms of media bias. Use this system to strengthen media literacy, assess content credibility, and foster bias awareness within your organization.

Image showing a rating chart titled "The Seven Rating Metrics." The chart outlines criteria to evaluate tone, stance, and balance in articles, scored on various scales. Two sections from the chart are visible.

Diverse Viewpoints and Media Perspectives

Learn to identify, analyze, and incorporate diverse political and media perspectives. Strengthen your understanding of bias in coverage, promote fairness, and support critical thinking through hands-on bias detection examples

A table displaying articles with columns for ID, News Source, Article Title, Progress, Your Rating, All Rating, Assigned Date, Due Date, and Actions, seen against a white background.
Screenshot of a Media Literacy Education Student Course module titled "2.1 What is Political Bias," detailing biases in reporting and news which can lead to favoritism towards one political position or another.

Contextual Understanding of News and Political Bias

Insight into the origins, evolution, and influence of media bias across politics, society, and culture. A foundational lens for recognizing news bias, understanding political leanings, and fostering responsible media literacy.

Screenshot of a tool evaluating news bias. The left section shows a gauge indicating a -28% bias towards "Moderately Liberal" and "Good Reliability." The right section has 6 metrics like "Source" and "Quote Length.

Political Bias Verification Across Content and Sources

Insightful tools to determine the political leanings of articles, authors, and news outlets. Empower students and educators to uncover bias in media coverage, promote transparency in research and reporting, and strengthen content credibility through bias score analysis.

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Personal Bias Awareness and Perspective Building

Tools and frameworks to help students and educators uncover internal biases and understand their impact on opinions, communication, and decision-making. Promotes objectivity, unbiased reasoning, and thoughtful media interaction.

Media Literacy and Critical Thinking in Real-World Contexts

Skills to evaluate information, distinguish fact from opinion, and recognize hidden biases in everyday media. Support informed decision-making in academic, professional, and personal settings through practical media literacy development.

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Why Choose Biasly’s MLEP?

Biasly’s MLEP offers expert-designed curriculum, real-world media analysis, and AI-powered bias rating tools to create a complete media literacy training experience. It’s designed for educators, students, and institutions aiming to build media literacy through political bias insights, personal bias awareness, and AI-powered analysis.

Students use their training to rate real articles, then compare those ratings with AI-generated scores bridging personal insight with analytical tools. MLEP combines expert-developed curriculum, bias score analysis, and real-world content evaluation to bring media literacy to life. Schedule a free consultation to explore how MLEP fits your educational goals.

Media Literacy Education FAQ

MLEP is built for educators, students, schools, and institutions — including K-12 classrooms, homeschool programs, private schools, and higher education settings. It also supports administrators and parents who want to improve media literacy across their communities.

MLEP uses Biasly’s proprietary AI-powered analysis to evaluate news articles for political bias, sentiment, and credibility. Students can compare their own ratings with the AI’s results, encouraging critical thinking and reflection.

The curriculum covers media bias identification, political bias insights, critical thinking, source evaluation, and responsible news consumption. It includes video instruction, quizzes, practical exercises, and real-time article analysis.

Yes. Upon completion of the MLEP program, students can earn digital course completion certificates, badges, and awards based on article rating participation and coursework progress.

Yes. MLEP’s flexible structure and digital delivery make it ideal for homeschool settings and online classrooms. Parents and independent educators can assign content and track progress just like in a traditional classroom.

Biasly offers flexible pricing options based on your institution’s size and needs. To view detailed plans and compare features, visit the MLEP Pricing Page.

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At Biasly, we believe that building a media-literate generation starts in the classroom.

The Media Literacy Education Platform (MLEP) equips educators and students with the tools to understand media bias, navigate political polarization, and think critically in a world filled with competing narratives. By combining AI technology with practical learning, MLEP empowers schools, families, and communities to foster transparency, fairness, and informed decision-making.

Join us in shaping the future of media literacy.