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How can you avoid being fooled by fake videos and other information online?  

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How can you avoid being fooled by fake videos and other information online?  

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Explain the meaning of the words below:

1 Disinformation
2 Misinformation

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Is this video Real or Fake?
How do you know that? Explain your reasons.

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Watch the Crash Course video excerpt and answer the video questions as you go. How you are in a group, you can share notes and responses.
Link: https://classroom.google.com/w/MzMxMTI4MTQ5ODU0/t/all

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Check Yourself with Lateral Reading: Crash Course Navigating Digital Information #3

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Select one of the videos below. Using lateral reading, determine whether the video is a hoax. Using the chart below, provide corroboration from trustworthy resources you can find. (This means you might not record every source you look at.) Be sure to avoid ads, sponsored links, and opinion pieces in your lateral reading.

Video 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tjodLtjxkQ

Video 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPzjERi2xfA

Video 3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYaVtqMYjzA

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Snowboarder Girl Chased By Bear   I Was Singing Rihanna Work And Didn't Know It Was Behind Me!

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Explain the words below:
1 Lateral reading
2 Corroboration

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Avoiding credulity, being more critical about what you see, because if you are not fully convinced you should not believe what you see.

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I can avoid being fooled by fake videos if I:

Check the source.

Check the description or maybe the comments.

Watch the video twice and see if something is unusual.

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Verifying the information, you don't have to believe everything, if you want to verify it you should watch for the source where it comes from.

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When we see something strange we should check the source and them search in another sources. Try to be more crytical

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Remembering that all the things that you see internet cannot be real, verify from where page did the information came from and also remember that you don't have to believe everything you see.

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Before watching a video, see if the information is true, when entering a web page see if it is verified, guide you through the comments of the video.

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There are many fake videos where they say, sell or tell things that are false, and what they really do is to steal.
To stop this I would:

1.  Verify if the information is true.

2.  If it is a website to buy I would look at the reviews they give.

3.  And lastly see if the website is certified.

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I can avoid being fooled, by checking where the video comes from, if the website it's safe, check the coments and watch the video again, knowing that not everything on internet it's true, a lot of things are fake ;)

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How can you avoid being fooled by fake videos and other information online?

Check the description or maybe the comments.

Avoiding credulity.

Verifying the information.
Try to be more crytical.

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Personally I think it is not real, due to the quality of the video is quite poor, and the camera moves too much, but at the same time if it is fake I have to admit, that people are photoshop gods.

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It could be that it's fake, it looks real, but the camara moves too much, and the quality of the video it's not good enough, but it would be really difficult to edit the video since the camara it's moving a lot, anyways the video is cute <3

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I think its real but I'm not sure, because I don't think that a pig can move a goat, but the video also looks real

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Checking the sources

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It seems weird because the pig came it out of nowhere, and I don't think that the pig is strong enough to push the goat.

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I think it may be real because it look very real, I don´t think they edit a pig in the water that well.

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I don't know, the video quality isn't very good, so I don't know what was really going on there, if it's real, it could be trained animals or maybe it's actually real. In the end, the video leaves a nice message about how loyal animals can be.

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I think it's fake because it looks too weird. Why is there a goat there? Why is there a pig there? Why is the goat scared at first and the pig just swims by the goat and they just come out of the water? first the goat does not know how to swim, and then yes?

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It probably the video could be true but we can almost see what's happening and the quality is bad, but the pig and the goat, i don't know why, it looks real.

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Fake, because the quality its really bad and also the person that is recording moves to much

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After much thought and re-watching of the video personally I think this video its real, because if you have photoshop and you are  good at it maybe some people will believe you, but I don't think you can get to the point of looking so real. But I am still undecided, as the video quality is very bad.

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Considering the veracity of what they announce, avoiding advertisements from pages, strange or unknown places and if there is the possibility to review what others say

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Disinformation: False information spread in order to deceive people.
Misinformation is false information that one spreads because they believe it to be true.

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Desinformation:  It's false information about something.

Misinformation: Is incorrect or misleading information presented as fact

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Difinformation: false information which is intended to mislead, especially propaganda issued by a government organization to a rival power or the media.

Misinformation: false or inaccurate information, especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive.

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Difinformation: false information
Misinformation: Is incorrect or misleading information presented as fact

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Desinformation: A false thing about a topic
Misinformation: Incorrect information presented as correct

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I think it is false since although the video does not seem to be edited, the camera looks somewhat distorted, in addition to moving a lot and it seems as if something or someone took the pig from below moving it towards the shore

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Desinformation: False information that is used to mislead people and is often used for a bad purpose

Misinformation: False or distorted information without intent to deceive or with a bad purpose

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Disinformation: False information created to fool people.
Misinformation: Is false information spread because people believe it to be true.

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Disinformation: False information that creates controversy.

Misinformation: Is false information that is passed off as true information.

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The video that we chose is the Snowboarder Girl Chased By Bear. After thinking and reflecting on this video, we conclude that this video is false, since there are many factors that show us what we are thinking, for example: The bear is obviously CGI and also the sound that the bear makes are stock sounds that everyone can find on the internet.

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I think it's real but I'm not completely sure, because the quality is very low and I don't think a pig can move a goat.

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Lateral reading: The meaning of this word is the act of verifying what you're reading as you're reading it.

Corroboration: The meaning of this word is evidence which confirms or supports a statement, theory, or finding; confirmation.