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S.U.R.E.

Source. Understand. Research. Evaluate.

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Intro

About S.U.R.E.

The National Library Board's (NLB) Information Literacy or (S.U.R.E.) Programme, first launched in 2013, promotes the importance of information searching and discernment to the general public. The acronym stands for Source, Understand , Research, Evaluate - four concepts that an individual should keep in mind when assessing the reliability of news and information.

Highlights

Testimonials

Hear from some of our part and present partners and workshop participants.

New Resources for Adults

Check out our new pre-bunking video and learning resource!

Frameworks

Find out how S.U.R.E. is embedded in various national frameworks such as Digital Defence, and the school curriculum.

Resources

resources for children

Children

Explore the all-new digital media and information literacy learning resources for kids aged 9-12, designed to help them navigate the internet safely and critically evaluate the information they find online and how to be responsible digital citizens.

resources for teens

Teens

Explore new resources designed for tweens and teens covering a wide range of topics related to digital media and information literacy, such as online safety, privacy, and how to evaluate the credibility of online sources. 

resources for adults

Adults

Essential information and resources for adults to better understand and combat the various types of online harms, such as online disinformation, online scams and cybersecurity threats. 

resources for seniors

Seniors

Useful information and resources for senior citizens to better understand and combat various types of online harms, such as online disinformation, online scams and cybersecurity threats.