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Misinformation, Fake News & AI: Think Before You Believe

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  • 13 questions
  • 35 marks
  • about 40 minutes
  • marked instantly

Question types: short answer, wordsearch, multiple choice, sorting, true or false.

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Which of these is the best definition of 'misinformation'?

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About this resource

Online Safety — telling reliable information from misinformation, checking sources, and recognising AI-generated content and deepfakes.

15 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook — Who Said It?
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Misinformation vs Disinformation
  5. Hinge Check — Two Million Shares
  6. Checking a Claim — Five Questions
  7. Quick Check — Biggest Red Flag?
  8. Task 1 (guided) — Trust It or Check It First?
  9. What Does AI-Generated Mean?
  10. Can You Spot an AI Image? Clues Are Not Proof
  11. Task 2 (semi-guided) — Is This Video Real?
  12. Task 3 (independent) — Write a Fact-Check Report in Document Lab
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