DIGITAL EYES!
Step into the world of media literacy! In this book, you will encounter a mix of authentic and manipulated images. Your mission is to tell them apart. Choosing a fake image is a chance to learn; you will play interactive games to strengthen your understanding. If you choose the correct image, you will earn special badges as a sign of your success. Let’s see how sharp your eyes arE. are you ready to start the challenge?
start
whıch one ıs real?
Correct Media Literacy Concepts
whıch one ıs real?
05:00
Timer Quiz
You have five minutes to answer all the questions
start
00:03
Quiz Completed !
Congratulations! You have successfully demonstrated that you possess a critical and essential understanding of media literacy. Your ability to navigate the digital world with awareness proves that you are a responsible and smart digital citizen.
Next
Time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's
Time's up!
You can restart to complete all the questions
Finish quiz
whıch one ıs real?
Spin the wheel!
Media Mindset Spinner
spın the WHEEL
Podcast finished? Great! Spin the wheel and answer the questions based on what you just heard. Good luck!
0 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
If you suspect a profile picture is not of a real person, which tool does the podcast recommend using to verify its origin?
Reverse image search
Metadata analysis
Direct message inquiry
25 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
25 POINTS
FOR 100 POINTS
What is a major 'Red Flag' regarding an account's 'Follower' vs. 'Following' count?
An account with millions of followers that follows nobody.
An account that has an equal number of followers and following.
An account that follows thousands of people but has very few followers.
125 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
125 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
Why should you remain 'skeptical' of the blue verification checkmark on modern social media platforms?
The badge is only visible to the account owner.
The badge expires if the user does not post daily.
The badge can now be purchased throught a subscription.
200 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
200 POINTS
FOR 250 POINTS
In the context of digital literacy, what does the term 'Engagement' measure?
The total number of followers an account has accumulated.
The number of interactions like likes, comments and shares a post receives.
The speed at which an account posts new content
450 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
450 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
Which of the following behaviors is most characteristic of an automated bot's comment section activity?
Posting repetitive, generic phrases like 'Great post!' or emojis.
Engaging in long, nuanced debates about current events.
Sharing personal anecdotes related to the post's topic.
500POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
500 POINTS
FOR 500 POINTS
What does the podcast define as a 'Red Flag'?
A symbol indicating an account is officially verified.
A warning sign of potential danger or falseness.
A notification that a friend has tagged you in a post.
1000 POINTS
CONGRATULATIONS!
Excellent work! You didn't just play a game; you demonstrated the skills of a Responsible Digital Citizen. Your ability to distinguish between facts and manipulation is a superpower in today’s world. Wear your success with pride and continue to be a voice for TRUTH !
Next
TRY AGAIN!
whıch one ıs real?
WORD SEARCH GAME
FIND THE WORDS RELATED TO MEDIA LITERACY!
Digital Mindset
Difficulty:
Find keywords by trying vertical horizontal, or diagonal directions
Good job!
You found all the words. Let's move !
Challenge completed!
Thank you for participating and for testing your knowledge.
Next
whıch one ıs real?
Cybersecurity Simulation
Hello, I am Álvaro and I belong to the HR department.
I am an expert cybersecurity bot and I am here to help you
START
* EDIT OR DELETE THIS LOCUTION
What will we learn?
In this session, we will learn about the fundamental aspects that will help us avoid cybersecurity attacks on accounts and devices.
Keys
Use strongand unique passwords
Activate two-stepverification
Keep your operating system and antivirus
Always check the sender and links before clicking
Do not share personal datawithout being sure of the recipient
CONTINUE
Context
You are working normally when you start receiving suspicious emails and messages. Some seem to come from your bank, others from the accounts department, and one even appears to be from your company's IT department. You don't know whether to open them… So, you decide to consult the bot with some questions about a possible cybersecurity attack on your account.
CONTINUE
Bot, I just received a somewhat suspicious email. It appears to be from the technical support department, but I'm not sure if it's real or could jeopardize my account's security.
Okay, let's review it. Can you provide me with the email you received? I need to analyze it in detail.
email
📧
CONTINUE
What conclusions can we draw from this email?
After carefully analyzing the email, what do you think about its legitimacy?
The email includes several concerning signals: an executable file .exe, an urgent action request without prior confirmation through other channels, and a generic sender without a real name or signature. These elements combined are typical in malware attacks and impersonation scams.
Although the message mentions urgent an update, it is common for the technical department to send this type of instructions. The email appears well written, and there are no spelling errors, which lends it legitimacy.
The confirmation request after executing the file indicates follow-up by the sender, which suggests it is an official procedure. The tone is formal and technical, so it does not seem suspicious.
CONTINUE
Wow! It seems to be a cyberattack on my email account.
Yes, you should strengthen security to prevent future mistakes that could put documents and important company data at risk.
Can you help me improve it?
Sure, here are some recommendations:
- Use a password with a minimum of 12 alphanumeric characters in lowercase and uppercase that is unique for each account.
- Passwords should not contain personal data.
- It is best to generate it with a password manager.
- Keep your operating system and antivirus updated.
- Activate two-step verification on your accounts.
CONTINUE
Which of the following actions is the most effective to improve cybersecurity daily?
Avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks whenever possible, and if you do, do not open any browser to reduce the risk.
Use unique passwords for each account, enable two-factor authentication, and keep your devices and software updated regularly.
Use the same password for all your accounts, but make sure it is very long and complex, so it is easier to remember.
CONTINUE
Great! I will apply all this knowledge right away, so all the data I have access to will be much better protected.
Remember that after some time, you will need to set some new passwords with the security criteria mentioned above.
CONTINUE
What have we learned?
Throughout this session, we have learned many of the most important keys to avoid cyberattacks on our accounts and devices, avoiding very common mistakes.
Keep your operating system and antivirus updated.
Use secure and unique passwords.
Activate two-step verification.
Updates fix security flaws that cybercriminals might exploit. Do not ignore them: update regularly to keep your device protected.
Add an extra layer of security to your accounts. Even if someone guesses your password, they will need a second code to access. It is easy to activate and very effective.
Avoid reusing passwords and create long keys with letters, numbers, and symbols. This way, you better protect your accounts. Use a manager to remember them without hassle.
Do not share personal information unless you are sure of the recipient's identity.
Always review the sender and links before clicking.
Before sharing any personal information, it is essential to ensure that the recipient is who they claim to be. It is important to use secure channels to share sensitive information.
Many attacks come through emails that appear legitimate. Verify the sender's address and hover over links to check if they are trustworthy.
CONTINUE
Which of the following practices is safest to protect a password?
What should you do if you receive an email from an unknown source with a suspicious link?
Why is it important to keep operating systems and applications up to date?
Is it safe to use the same password across multiple websites if you have a complex password?
Congratulations!
From now on, you will be able to put into practice everything you have learned about cybersecurity and optimize your accounts to prevent attacks.
NEXT
Mission Accomplished! Our journey through the world of "Real vs. Fake" ends here, but your vigilance should never rest. To those who spotted every scam: your intuition is your shield. To those who were deceived: consider these mistakes your best teachers. Scammers work hard to be convincing, but now you know their secrets. Carry the lessons from these pages into your daily inbox and help create a more informed digital world. Stay Sharp Stay Secure
Excellent job!
You have placed all the concepts in the correct drawer. You clearly distinguish between positive and negative concepts of media literacy, a key skill for improving your media literacy.
- This shows you are a smart digital citizen who knows how to stay safe and think critically on the internet.
- You understand the difference between objective facts and content designed to manipulate your opinions.
- It means you can distinguish between reliable sources and digital threats like fake news.
What does this mean?
Congratulations on earning the 'Knowledge Detective' badge! Congratulations on taking this step toward becoming a master of knowledge.
Next
You're almost there!
Some concepts are not in the correct drawer…but you're very close! Each error is a chance to improve; keep practicing to become a media literacy expert! Try again!
From: support.technical@mycompany.com To: [you@mycompany.com] Subject: 🔐 Mandatory Security Update – Action Required Before 6:00 PM Hello Álvaro, The Technical Support Department has detected a vulnerability related to the access credentials of several users. To ensure the security of your data and the corporate system, it is mandatory to apply a security update before today at 6:00 PM. Please download and run the attached file on your device: Attachment: Security_Update_TI.exe Once the update is completed, reply to this email with “UPDATED”. Thank you for your cooperation, Technical Support Department – mycompany.com support.technical@mycompany.com
Congratulations!
Your sharp eye and critical thinking skills have led you to the truth. By correctly identifying the accurate visual, you have demonstrated the core principles of media literacy. In recognition of your success in navigating through disinformation, we are proud to present you with this certificate. Well done!
Next
Congratulations on navigating to the correct visual insight! In recognition of your sharp discernment and dedication to truth, we are proud to present you with this Digital Wisdom award. Let this remind you to always remain in pursuit of true knowledge.
Next
Oops! That wasn't the right choice. Watch this podcast to learn the facts, then answer the questions to prove your progress. You’ve got this!
Next
Congratulations on winning the 'Critical Thinking' badge in our interactive book! This badge symbolizes your dedication to going beyond surface-level information and your commitment to a deeper understanding. Keep up the excellent work, and continue to challenge assumptions and think outside the box!
Next
Well Done!
Congratulations, Dear Reader! You’ve successfully completed the challenge by spotting the subtle signs of a fake email where others might have been deceived. With your new status as a Source Verification Expert, you are now officially equipped to protect yourself and others from digital disinformation.
Next
Oops, it looks like you made an incorrect selection. Don't worry, it happens. This time, however, the mistake was critical to our simulation. You have fallen for a simulated cyberattack, and this incorrect choice has triggered a security breach. Because your safety and the security of our systems are paramount, we are now automatically redirecting you to a specialized cybersecurity simulation. In this new simulation, you will have the opportunity to experience the potential consequences of such a mistake in a controlled, safe, and educational environment. This exercise is not meant to punish you, but rather to help you understand the real-world impact of your choices and to sharpen your skills in identifying potential cyber threats. Please pay close attention, and we hope you find this simulation to be a valuable learning experience. Good luck!
Next
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DIGITAL EYES!
Step into the world of media literacy! In this book, you will encounter a mix of authentic and manipulated images. Your mission is to tell them apart. Choosing a fake image is a chance to learn; you will play interactive games to strengthen your understanding. If you choose the correct image, you will earn special badges as a sign of your success. Let’s see how sharp your eyes arE. are you ready to start the challenge?
start
whıch one ıs real?
Correct Media Literacy Concepts
whıch one ıs real?
05:00
Timer Quiz
You have five minutes to answer all the questions
start
00:03
Quiz Completed !
Congratulations! You have successfully demonstrated that you possess a critical and essential understanding of media literacy. Your ability to navigate the digital world with awareness proves that you are a responsible and smart digital citizen.
Next
Time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's up·time's
Time's up!
You can restart to complete all the questions
Finish quiz
whıch one ıs real?
Spin the wheel!
Media Mindset Spinner
spın the WHEEL
Podcast finished? Great! Spin the wheel and answer the questions based on what you just heard. Good luck!
0 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
If you suspect a profile picture is not of a real person, which tool does the podcast recommend using to verify its origin?
Reverse image search
Metadata analysis
Direct message inquiry
25 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
25 POINTS
FOR 100 POINTS
What is a major 'Red Flag' regarding an account's 'Follower' vs. 'Following' count?
An account with millions of followers that follows nobody.
An account that has an equal number of followers and following.
An account that follows thousands of people but has very few followers.
125 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
125 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
Why should you remain 'skeptical' of the blue verification checkmark on modern social media platforms?
The badge is only visible to the account owner.
The badge expires if the user does not post daily.
The badge can now be purchased throught a subscription.
200 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
200 POINTS
FOR 250 POINTS
In the context of digital literacy, what does the term 'Engagement' measure?
The total number of followers an account has accumulated.
The number of interactions like likes, comments and shares a post receives.
The speed at which an account posts new content
450 POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
450 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
Which of the following behaviors is most characteristic of an automated bot's comment section activity?
Posting repetitive, generic phrases like 'Great post!' or emojis.
Engaging in long, nuanced debates about current events.
Sharing personal anecdotes related to the post's topic.
500POINTS
RIGHT!
Keep spinning the wheel!
500 POINTS
FOR 500 POINTS
What does the podcast define as a 'Red Flag'?
A symbol indicating an account is officially verified.
A warning sign of potential danger or falseness.
A notification that a friend has tagged you in a post.
1000 POINTS
CONGRATULATIONS!
Excellent work! You didn't just play a game; you demonstrated the skills of a Responsible Digital Citizen. Your ability to distinguish between facts and manipulation is a superpower in today’s world. Wear your success with pride and continue to be a voice for TRUTH !
Next
TRY AGAIN!
whıch one ıs real?
WORD SEARCH GAME
FIND THE WORDS RELATED TO MEDIA LITERACY!
Digital Mindset
Difficulty:
Find keywords by trying vertical horizontal, or diagonal directions
Good job!
You found all the words. Let's move !
Challenge completed!
Thank you for participating and for testing your knowledge.
Next
whıch one ıs real?
Cybersecurity Simulation
Hello, I am Álvaro and I belong to the HR department.
I am an expert cybersecurity bot and I am here to help you
START
* EDIT OR DELETE THIS LOCUTION
What will we learn?
In this session, we will learn about the fundamental aspects that will help us avoid cybersecurity attacks on accounts and devices.
Keys
Use strongand unique passwords
Activate two-stepverification
Keep your operating system and antivirus
Always check the sender and links before clicking
Do not share personal datawithout being sure of the recipient
CONTINUE
Context
You are working normally when you start receiving suspicious emails and messages. Some seem to come from your bank, others from the accounts department, and one even appears to be from your company's IT department. You don't know whether to open them… So, you decide to consult the bot with some questions about a possible cybersecurity attack on your account.
CONTINUE
Bot, I just received a somewhat suspicious email. It appears to be from the technical support department, but I'm not sure if it's real or could jeopardize my account's security.
Okay, let's review it. Can you provide me with the email you received? I need to analyze it in detail.
email
📧
CONTINUE
What conclusions can we draw from this email?
After carefully analyzing the email, what do you think about its legitimacy?
The email includes several concerning signals: an executable file .exe, an urgent action request without prior confirmation through other channels, and a generic sender without a real name or signature. These elements combined are typical in malware attacks and impersonation scams.
Although the message mentions urgent an update, it is common for the technical department to send this type of instructions. The email appears well written, and there are no spelling errors, which lends it legitimacy.
The confirmation request after executing the file indicates follow-up by the sender, which suggests it is an official procedure. The tone is formal and technical, so it does not seem suspicious.
CONTINUE
Wow! It seems to be a cyberattack on my email account.
Yes, you should strengthen security to prevent future mistakes that could put documents and important company data at risk.
Can you help me improve it?
Sure, here are some recommendations:
CONTINUE
Which of the following actions is the most effective to improve cybersecurity daily?
Avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks whenever possible, and if you do, do not open any browser to reduce the risk.
Use unique passwords for each account, enable two-factor authentication, and keep your devices and software updated regularly.
Use the same password for all your accounts, but make sure it is very long and complex, so it is easier to remember.
CONTINUE
Great! I will apply all this knowledge right away, so all the data I have access to will be much better protected.
Remember that after some time, you will need to set some new passwords with the security criteria mentioned above.
CONTINUE
What have we learned?
Throughout this session, we have learned many of the most important keys to avoid cyberattacks on our accounts and devices, avoiding very common mistakes.
Keep your operating system and antivirus updated.
Use secure and unique passwords.
Activate two-step verification.
Updates fix security flaws that cybercriminals might exploit. Do not ignore them: update regularly to keep your device protected.
Add an extra layer of security to your accounts. Even if someone guesses your password, they will need a second code to access. It is easy to activate and very effective.
Avoid reusing passwords and create long keys with letters, numbers, and symbols. This way, you better protect your accounts. Use a manager to remember them without hassle.
Do not share personal information unless you are sure of the recipient's identity.
Always review the sender and links before clicking.
Before sharing any personal information, it is essential to ensure that the recipient is who they claim to be. It is important to use secure channels to share sensitive information.
Many attacks come through emails that appear legitimate. Verify the sender's address and hover over links to check if they are trustworthy.
CONTINUE
Which of the following practices is safest to protect a password?
What should you do if you receive an email from an unknown source with a suspicious link?
Why is it important to keep operating systems and applications up to date?
Is it safe to use the same password across multiple websites if you have a complex password?
Congratulations!
From now on, you will be able to put into practice everything you have learned about cybersecurity and optimize your accounts to prevent attacks.
NEXT
Mission Accomplished! Our journey through the world of "Real vs. Fake" ends here, but your vigilance should never rest. To those who spotted every scam: your intuition is your shield. To those who were deceived: consider these mistakes your best teachers. Scammers work hard to be convincing, but now you know their secrets. Carry the lessons from these pages into your daily inbox and help create a more informed digital world. Stay Sharp Stay Secure
Excellent job!
You have placed all the concepts in the correct drawer. You clearly distinguish between positive and negative concepts of media literacy, a key skill for improving your media literacy.
What does this mean?
Congratulations on earning the 'Knowledge Detective' badge! Congratulations on taking this step toward becoming a master of knowledge.
Next
You're almost there!
Some concepts are not in the correct drawer…but you're very close! Each error is a chance to improve; keep practicing to become a media literacy expert! Try again!
From: support.technical@mycompany.com To: [you@mycompany.com] Subject: 🔐 Mandatory Security Update – Action Required Before 6:00 PM Hello Álvaro, The Technical Support Department has detected a vulnerability related to the access credentials of several users. To ensure the security of your data and the corporate system, it is mandatory to apply a security update before today at 6:00 PM. Please download and run the attached file on your device: Attachment: Security_Update_TI.exe Once the update is completed, reply to this email with “UPDATED”. Thank you for your cooperation, Technical Support Department – mycompany.com support.technical@mycompany.com
Congratulations!
Your sharp eye and critical thinking skills have led you to the truth. By correctly identifying the accurate visual, you have demonstrated the core principles of media literacy. In recognition of your success in navigating through disinformation, we are proud to present you with this certificate. Well done!
Next
Congratulations on navigating to the correct visual insight! In recognition of your sharp discernment and dedication to truth, we are proud to present you with this Digital Wisdom award. Let this remind you to always remain in pursuit of true knowledge.
Next
Oops! That wasn't the right choice. Watch this podcast to learn the facts, then answer the questions to prove your progress. You’ve got this!
Next
Congratulations on winning the 'Critical Thinking' badge in our interactive book! This badge symbolizes your dedication to going beyond surface-level information and your commitment to a deeper understanding. Keep up the excellent work, and continue to challenge assumptions and think outside the box!
Next
Well Done!
Congratulations, Dear Reader! You’ve successfully completed the challenge by spotting the subtle signs of a fake email where others might have been deceived. With your new status as a Source Verification Expert, you are now officially equipped to protect yourself and others from digital disinformation.
Next
Oops, it looks like you made an incorrect selection. Don't worry, it happens. This time, however, the mistake was critical to our simulation. You have fallen for a simulated cyberattack, and this incorrect choice has triggered a security breach. Because your safety and the security of our systems are paramount, we are now automatically redirecting you to a specialized cybersecurity simulation. In this new simulation, you will have the opportunity to experience the potential consequences of such a mistake in a controlled, safe, and educational environment. This exercise is not meant to punish you, but rather to help you understand the real-world impact of your choices and to sharpen your skills in identifying potential cyber threats. Please pay close attention, and we hope you find this simulation to be a valuable learning experience. Good luck!
Next