I hope the content of this module will contribute to your success as an online learner. Equipped with the right mindset and set of principles, the internet is a boon to inquisitive information seekers like you and me. You cannot inform others without being informed first, so being information literate must start from within. Remain to be curious, skeptical, and hungry for details. The advantages of being an individual who is aware and critical of online information should not remain at a micro-level; in other words, merely beneficial for yourself alone.

Exploit your awareness to prevent others from accessing online content that reek of information disorders. Reporting or tagging posts as false once proven can be beneficial to society at large. Therefore, as scholars who are being trained to be critical and "woke" of fake news and hyperbolic political and commercial propaganda, we have a responsibility to fact check and report publicly available posts not just for ourselves but for the sake of those who easily fall prey to misleading information. Be unapologetic to expose the inaccuracies, whether intentional or unintentional, and call out the unethical divulgence of information regardless of its accuracy. These are concrete ways of contributing to a healthy society, alongside improving the quality of information that reigns. Always remain grounded on this civic duty in pursuit of the common good.