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Classroom toolkit
In recent years we have seen just how fast misleading or false information can spread online. This disinformation toolkit will help secondary school teachers to empower their students with vital online navigation skills. Through real-life examples and group exercises it promotes critical thinking and stimulates dialogue on how to tell fact from fiction, covering topics like public health and democracy.
Video-tips to help you spot online disinformation
Disinformation actors use a variety of techniques to deceive and manipulate people online. This can range from clones of legitimate websites to cleverly manipulated audio or videos – known as 'deepfakes' – , designed to appeal to our emotions and cloud our judgment.
In this short series of three videos, the young Essi gives you some tips and resources to help you safely navigate the online landscape and spot disinformation more easily.
Disinformation, foreign manipulation and interference: the European Commission response
Disinformation, foreign information manipulation and interference are a serious threat to our societies and democracies. Addressing this threat requires a whole-of-society approach. Check out what the European Commission is doing to strengthen its strategic communication to tackle disinformation.
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