credits: Carole.Burger
Vera Truth
Anne Onymous
Lesliearticle
zaid Ascoop
The decoder
Johnny formation
The team is composed of five journalists. They gather every evening with the editorial board to check the content of the newspaper for the next morning edition. During the last meeting, a group of fake news activists, The Fake News Defense Association, broke into the office and manipulated their files, photos and articles. Their goal is difficult to spot... Your mission : find the real information snooping into each journalist's office before the printing of tomorrow's newspaper. You will discover the 5 ways journalists can manipulate a photo. Note each down.
The eye of the journalist
50
000
Our offices downtown
The team: 5 genuine reporters looking for the truth. Click to learn about the journalists' job.
Ready? Click here
Back to introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Drag the file when you find the real document and drop it in this leather file... but be sure to search the entire room, there is no coming back.
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end. You will have to find a letter and a password in each office.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Back to introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end. You will have to find a letter and a password in each office.
Drag the file as soon as you have found the real document and drop it in this leather file.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Retour à l'introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end.
Drag the file as soon as you have found the real document and drop it in this leather file.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click
-A cross => move an object
-A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click
-A cross => move an object
-A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click
-A cross => move an object
-A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click
-A cross => move an object
-A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
The decode
The decoder
Click on the newspaper to go back
The decoder
Clique sur le journal pour retourner au bureau
Clique sur le journal pour retourner au bureau
fra
ming
Leslie Article's office
Click to modify the frontpage
1791
Leslie Article
Crédit de la photo : AP/Itsuo Inouye
Note: On this picture, you have to understand what is off screen
Hence the importance of::
If I place here the part of the picture with a threatening soldier, I feel like protecting the prisoner..
If I place here the part of the picture showing a caring soldier, we may think he treats the prisoner well.
Have you found the letter? write it on your notebook...
What is the code revealed when you reconstituted the photo ?
An important date for the newspapers
What is the code revealed when you reconstituted the photo ?
An important date for the newspapers
The difference between the two halfs shows the importance of...
Johnny Formation's office
I really need more skills in IT : photos can be so easily edited with a computer. Even the presidents use it during their campaign or against their opponent...
I wonder what could be the interest of hiding perspirations marks on such a photo......
Johnny's glasses seem to help him discover the edited photos
genuine photo
edited photo
Click to modify the newspaper
Seven differences
Crédits :DPA/ Siemens
What is the element that was added to the edited photo? his...
Do you like to play 7 differences game?
Vera Truth's office
Alarmed parents A new stupid and disgusting challenge Licking the subway poles
Rubbish ... The context of this photo has nothing to do with a challenge, nor with a health study. There are many other photos which could illustrate this study ! What's more, the author must be mentionned.
Nice souvenir of the shooting with the improvisation league "Improv everywhere" ! John
The
(©)of the photo
belong to
OK
Click to modify the frontpage
Memo : On the net , we can better understand the purpose of a site through the sections: Who are we, Contact, or legal notices... On youtube, the "about" section will be useful.
My letter is not me, it's ...
Bureau de Véra Vérité
Alerte parents Un nouveau challenge débile et dégoutant Lécher les barres de métro
N'importe quoi ... Le contexte de cette photo n'a rien à voir avec un challenge, ni une étude de santé d'ailleurs... Il y a pourtant d'autres images pour illustrer cette étude ! Et l'auteur de la photo est mentionné
Super souvenir du tournage avec la troupe d'improvisation théâtrale Improv everywhere ! Alain
Les
(©)de la photo
appartiennent à
OK
Clique pour modifier le journal
Mémo : Sur le web , on peut mieux comprendre le but d'un site grâce aux rubriques Qui sommes nous, Contact, ou aux mentions légales... Sur youtube, la rubrique A propos sera utile
Ma lettre n'est pas du café, c'est du...
A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC. Licking Subway Poles "Probably Fine," Says Expert By
Rebecca Fishbein
Published Feb 5, 2015 The subway is ostensibly a sordid place, one filled with used condoms, human excrement and wheels of cheese. But it appears we're not all in danger of contracting smallpox from a subway pole, or so says one scientist who's been hard at work swabbing train surfaces for the last few years. His results? Thanks to the strength of our immune systems, "the subway is not something to be scared of." Well, we'll see about that.
Dr. Chris Mason of Weill Cornell Medical College is one of the very sciencey brains behind the "PathoMap" study, in which he and his team swab subways and other urban surfaces to paint a molecular portrait of the city. The study is embargoed until at least next week, but Mason presented a brief overview as part the American Museum of Natural History's SciCafe series last night, and he assured area germaphobes that subways aren't nearly as disgusting as one might imagine.
"You wouldn't want to lick all the poles, even though you'd probably be fine," he told us, noting that he unearthed "nothing traumatic" on the Poles of Death. "Wash your hands and don't walk around with a gaping wound."
According to Mason, the reason we haven't all been sickened by subway pole exposure is that our immune systems are strong enough to handle some of the gross bacteria we've stroked on the L train. But he cautioned that in a world where Purell dispensers are stationed in every home and office, that may not always be the case. Infants and young children need to be exposed to pathogens in order to build immunity that can withstand a train pole. In fact, "the best thing to do with newborns is roll them like sushi on the subway ground," Mason said.
He's only half-joking. "More exposure [to germs] as a baby is better," he said, noting that, for instance, it's better to let an adorable dog lick a small child's face than shield it from canine tongue, in order to avoid future allergies and illnesses.
Another way to prevent a future ruled by Claritin? "The more cockroaches you're exposed to, the greater protection you'll have against allergies," Mason said. Gothamist is a website about New York City news, arts, events and food, brought to you by New York Public Radio.
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What is the name of the website which published this fake?
Did you look on the phone?
What is the name of the website that edits the picture (no K)
Anne Onymous' office
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton slips on the steps walking into SC Strong, a non-profit facility in Charleston, South Carolina, February 27, 2016.Mark Makela/Getty Images/AFP
Drag the screen and watch until 1:30. Answer the questions.Click here, it will give you a new letter.
One photo, two captions ...What newspaper, what source can I trust?
This photo was taken during the 2016 campaign. On two different websites, the caption mentions two very different things. What source tells the truth?
AFP
Breitbart News H. Clinton’s lingering brain condition that appeared after she suffered a blood cot.
Click to modify the newspaper
I would like to see this document a little better.
Crédit : Haitham Mussawi
Crédit : Haitham Mussawi
Anne Onymous' office
Glisse l'écran et regarde jusqu'à 1:30 environ pour compléter les définitions. Tu peux activer les sous-titres au besoin
Une photo, deux légendes ...A quel journal, à quelle source se fier ? Cette vidéo devrait m'aider à comprendre le pluralisme des médias
This photo was taken during the 2016 campaign. On two different websites, the caption mentions two very different things. What source tells the truth?
Click to modify the newspaper
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton slips on the steps walking into SC Strong, a non-profit facility in Charleston, South Carolina, February 27, 2016.Mark Makela/Getty Images
AFP
Golden age of written press
Choices and orientations of an editorial board
I would like to see this document a litlle clearer.
The way a subject is seen or analysed
Satire is one
Breitbart News has extensively reported on Clinton’s various health problems, including what could be a lingering brain condition that appeared after she suffered a blood cot.
ligne
ton
1845
angle
Back to the office
Could a pen be useful?
What is the value of a photo without a source or a caption?
Did you decypher the code?
What is the value of a photo without a source or a caption?
did you decypher the hidden message?
Zaid Ascoop's office!
Click to modify the newspaper
© REUTERS / HANNAH MCKAY
Is distance respected or not ? © Ólafur Steinar Gestsson and Philip Davali conducted an experiment on camera angle shots in Denmark in May 2020... interesting!
Prince William is royal !
English lesson
Match the figures with the number of fingers
This photo is unacceptable...
One
It is a question point of view !
Two
© REUTERS / PETER NICHOLLS
Three
What is the first name of Wiliam's third child?
Did you open all the links?
Quel est le (1er) prénom du 3éme fils du Prince William ?
avec une majuscule
A code blocks the modification.... It must be a protection created by our journalists? Did you find all the letters scattered in the offices?
I wanted the theater Improv everywhere to benefit from a buzz
The activists will not let the newspaper out without explaining their actions
I find perspiration disgusting.
I wanted to show how violent a war really is.
I just wanted to have fun.
Make you smile
Influence the readers
Heavily promote
Their goals :
Embellish reality
Click when you have understood their intentions
What is their lesson against fake news?
Pay attention to capital letters
Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks
ThanksI
Thank you!
ThanksI
The decoder
The decoder
Thank you!
The decoder
The decoder
Thank you!
Thanks
MERCI
Thanks
For their content
To the Centre pour l'Education aux Medias et à l'Information - CLEMI Follow the link.
To the museum of Communication in Berne.
Play again
Thank you to the original escape game : carole.burger1@ac-nancy-metz.fr
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Transcript
credits: Carole.Burger
Vera Truth
Anne Onymous
Lesliearticle
zaid Ascoop
The decoder
Johnny formation
The team is composed of five journalists. They gather every evening with the editorial board to check the content of the newspaper for the next morning edition. During the last meeting, a group of fake news activists, The Fake News Defense Association, broke into the office and manipulated their files, photos and articles. Their goal is difficult to spot... Your mission : find the real information snooping into each journalist's office before the printing of tomorrow's newspaper. You will discover the 5 ways journalists can manipulate a photo. Note each down.
The eye of the journalist
50
000
Our offices downtown
The team: 5 genuine reporters looking for the truth. Click to learn about the journalists' job.
Ready? Click here
Back to introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Drag the file when you find the real document and drop it in this leather file... but be sure to search the entire room, there is no coming back.
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end. You will have to find a letter and a password in each office.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Back to introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end. You will have to find a letter and a password in each office.
Drag the file as soon as you have found the real document and drop it in this leather file.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Retour à l'introduction
Your MISSION
Map of the office
The manipulated frontpage
Find the real articles and photos the activists have changed before tomorrow's edition printing, snooping into each journalist's office.
Leslie article's office
Johnny formation's office
Write the clues you find on your notebook, you will need your notes at the end.
Drag the file as soon as you have found the real document and drop it in this leather file.
The decoder
Vera Truth's office
Anne Onymous's office
Zaid Ascoop's office
It cannot be printed that way, you need to do something
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click -A cross => move an object -A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click -A cross => move an object -A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click -A cross => move an object -A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
Do you need help?
Read and think!!
Look at the mouse, it can be a clue.
-A hand => try to click -A cross => move an object -A line across => write something
Try several actions on the objects you find.
Once in an office, your aim is to find the photo or article that has been checked, that's why you have to investigate, visit the sites, listen to videos or audios, read and answer questions.
put the genuine document in the leather file. Something appears ? Click on it!
The decode
The decoder
Click on the newspaper to go back
The decoder
Clique sur le journal pour retourner au bureau
Clique sur le journal pour retourner au bureau
fra
ming
Leslie Article's office
Click to modify the frontpage
1791
Leslie Article
Crédit de la photo : AP/Itsuo Inouye
Note: On this picture, you have to understand what is off screen
Hence the importance of::
If I place here the part of the picture with a threatening soldier, I feel like protecting the prisoner..
If I place here the part of the picture showing a caring soldier, we may think he treats the prisoner well.
Have you found the letter? write it on your notebook...
What is the code revealed when you reconstituted the photo ?
An important date for the newspapers
What is the code revealed when you reconstituted the photo ?
An important date for the newspapers
The difference between the two halfs shows the importance of...
Johnny Formation's office
I really need more skills in IT : photos can be so easily edited with a computer. Even the presidents use it during their campaign or against their opponent...
I wonder what could be the interest of hiding perspirations marks on such a photo......
Johnny's glasses seem to help him discover the edited photos
genuine photo
edited photo
Click to modify the newspaper
Seven differences
Crédits :DPA/ Siemens
What is the element that was added to the edited photo? his...
Do you like to play 7 differences game?
Vera Truth's office
Alarmed parents A new stupid and disgusting challenge Licking the subway poles
Rubbish ... The context of this photo has nothing to do with a challenge, nor with a health study. There are many other photos which could illustrate this study ! What's more, the author must be mentionned.
Nice souvenir of the shooting with the improvisation league "Improv everywhere" ! John
The
(©)of the photo
belong to
OK
Click to modify the frontpage
Memo : On the net , we can better understand the purpose of a site through the sections: Who are we, Contact, or legal notices... On youtube, the "about" section will be useful.
My letter is not me, it's ...
Bureau de Véra Vérité
Alerte parents Un nouveau challenge débile et dégoutant Lécher les barres de métro
N'importe quoi ... Le contexte de cette photo n'a rien à voir avec un challenge, ni une étude de santé d'ailleurs... Il y a pourtant d'autres images pour illustrer cette étude ! Et l'auteur de la photo est mentionné
Super souvenir du tournage avec la troupe d'improvisation théâtrale Improv everywhere ! Alain
Les
(©)de la photo
appartiennent à
OK
Clique pour modifier le journal
Mémo : Sur le web , on peut mieux comprendre le but d'un site grâce aux rubriques Qui sommes nous, Contact, ou aux mentions légales... Sur youtube, la rubrique A propos sera utile
Ma lettre n'est pas du café, c'est du...
A non-profit newsroom, powered by WNYC. Licking Subway Poles "Probably Fine," Says Expert By Rebecca Fishbein Published Feb 5, 2015 The subway is ostensibly a sordid place, one filled with used condoms, human excrement and wheels of cheese. But it appears we're not all in danger of contracting smallpox from a subway pole, or so says one scientist who's been hard at work swabbing train surfaces for the last few years. His results? Thanks to the strength of our immune systems, "the subway is not something to be scared of." Well, we'll see about that. Dr. Chris Mason of Weill Cornell Medical College is one of the very sciencey brains behind the "PathoMap" study, in which he and his team swab subways and other urban surfaces to paint a molecular portrait of the city. The study is embargoed until at least next week, but Mason presented a brief overview as part the American Museum of Natural History's SciCafe series last night, and he assured area germaphobes that subways aren't nearly as disgusting as one might imagine. "You wouldn't want to lick all the poles, even though you'd probably be fine," he told us, noting that he unearthed "nothing traumatic" on the Poles of Death. "Wash your hands and don't walk around with a gaping wound." According to Mason, the reason we haven't all been sickened by subway pole exposure is that our immune systems are strong enough to handle some of the gross bacteria we've stroked on the L train. But he cautioned that in a world where Purell dispensers are stationed in every home and office, that may not always be the case. Infants and young children need to be exposed to pathogens in order to build immunity that can withstand a train pole. In fact, "the best thing to do with newborns is roll them like sushi on the subway ground," Mason said. He's only half-joking. "More exposure [to germs] as a baby is better," he said, noting that, for instance, it's better to let an adorable dog lick a small child's face than shield it from canine tongue, in order to avoid future allergies and illnesses. Another way to prevent a future ruled by Claritin? "The more cockroaches you're exposed to, the greater protection you'll have against allergies," Mason said. Gothamist is a website about New York City news, arts, events and food, brought to you by New York Public Radio. Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Accessibility ©2023 New York Public Radio. All rights reserved.
What is the name of the website which published this fake?
Did you look on the phone?
What is the name of the website that edits the picture (no K)
Anne Onymous' office
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton slips on the steps walking into SC Strong, a non-profit facility in Charleston, South Carolina, February 27, 2016.Mark Makela/Getty Images/AFP
Drag the screen and watch until 1:30. Answer the questions.Click here, it will give you a new letter.
One photo, two captions ...What newspaper, what source can I trust?
This photo was taken during the 2016 campaign. On two different websites, the caption mentions two very different things. What source tells the truth?
AFP
Breitbart News H. Clinton’s lingering brain condition that appeared after she suffered a blood cot.
Click to modify the newspaper
I would like to see this document a little better.
Crédit : Haitham Mussawi
Crédit : Haitham Mussawi
Anne Onymous' office
Glisse l'écran et regarde jusqu'à 1:30 environ pour compléter les définitions. Tu peux activer les sous-titres au besoin
Une photo, deux légendes ...A quel journal, à quelle source se fier ? Cette vidéo devrait m'aider à comprendre le pluralisme des médias
This photo was taken during the 2016 campaign. On two different websites, the caption mentions two very different things. What source tells the truth?
Click to modify the newspaper
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton slips on the steps walking into SC Strong, a non-profit facility in Charleston, South Carolina, February 27, 2016.Mark Makela/Getty Images
AFP
Golden age of written press
Choices and orientations of an editorial board
I would like to see this document a litlle clearer.
The way a subject is seen or analysed
Satire is one
Breitbart News has extensively reported on Clinton’s various health problems, including what could be a lingering brain condition that appeared after she suffered a blood cot.
ligne
ton
1845
angle
Back to the office
Could a pen be useful?
What is the value of a photo without a source or a caption?
Did you decypher the code?
What is the value of a photo without a source or a caption?
did you decypher the hidden message?
Zaid Ascoop's office!
Click to modify the newspaper
© REUTERS / HANNAH MCKAY
Is distance respected or not ? © Ólafur Steinar Gestsson and Philip Davali conducted an experiment on camera angle shots in Denmark in May 2020... interesting!
Prince William is royal !
English lesson
Match the figures with the number of fingers
This photo is unacceptable...
One
It is a question point of view !
Two
© REUTERS / PETER NICHOLLS
Three
What is the first name of Wiliam's third child?
Did you open all the links?
Quel est le (1er) prénom du 3éme fils du Prince William ?
avec une majuscule
A code blocks the modification.... It must be a protection created by our journalists? Did you find all the letters scattered in the offices?
I wanted the theater Improv everywhere to benefit from a buzz
The activists will not let the newspaper out without explaining their actions
I find perspiration disgusting.
I wanted to show how violent a war really is.
I just wanted to have fun.
Make you smile
Influence the readers
Heavily promote
Their goals :
Embellish reality
Click when you have understood their intentions
What is their lesson against fake news?
Pay attention to capital letters
Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks
ThanksI
Thank you!
ThanksI
The decoder
The decoder
Thank you!
The decoder
The decoder
Thank you!
Thanks
MERCI
Thanks
For their content
To the Centre pour l'Education aux Medias et à l'Information - CLEMI Follow the link.
To the museum of Communication in Berne.
Play again
Thank you to the original escape game : carole.burger1@ac-nancy-metz.fr