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This is my poster explaining eTwinning netiquette on ‘intellectual property’.

Max ( German team )

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How right wing extremists use normal emojis 

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⚫️⚪️🔴 are the colors of the German Reichsflagge. People use it to show sympathy with the German Reich

🙋‍♀️/🙋‍♂️ those emojis represent the Hitlergruß

🖊️ the pen represents that right wing extremists deny the fact that the diaries by Anne Frank are real. (The most common argument for this is that Anne Frank apparently wrote her diaries with a ballpoint pen, which didn’t exist back then)

⚡️⚡️ those are the signs for the “SS”

❌ this sign represents the Hakenkreuz

🐏🐏 are signs for conspiracy theories

💙 is used to show sympathy with the AfD, a right wing party in Germany

🧛 the vampire is used to portray the Jews in an insulting manner

🤡 “Clownworld” as criticism on politics and politicians

🐸 a symbol for rassistic hatred

🏳️‍🌈🚫 rejection of LGBTQ+

🥝 rejection of trans people (kiwis are fruits with separated male and female inflorescences)

That doesn’t mean that you can’t use those emojis in your daily life for example when you write or joke with your friends. You still can use them, just be aware of their use on the internet, especially under posts about politics and rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

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Does the internet threaten our democracy 

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Does the internet threaten our democracy 

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deleting the entire internet is not necessarily good : all of the good/funny things would then also disappear

• important to be careful : what online information do you believe and at e you certain of the information you are sharing

• standing up to hate on the internet should be a type of reflex for us

• perks of democracy : say your opinion freely , equality , freedom of choice

• We all should spread democratic values

• how to I recognize fakes : checking sources ,reading articles not just headlines

1. 1. the headline is often short with no context to text

1. 2. check the scourges : who wrote the text, Impressum?

1. 3. fact-checking  (backwards checking )

• Family member/friend to point out fake information

• Fake News Report : Report and dont share

• Stay calm and DO NOT SHARE

-> actively go against it

Sensationally striking

tend to spread fake information if they correspond to our own opinion

Images/videos/texts that are torn out of context

It is not about prohibiting opinions but rather about checking their truthfulness

• Fake news spreads 6x faster

Sara Aljoumaa

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Does the internet threaten our democrathy?

Fake news are dangerous because they create fake images of our community. Everyone should be careful and inform themself about fake news, everyone should stand up for democrathy and react against hate speech, do not stay inactive and protest against people who share hate speech and fake news.

Should we believe everything we see online?

Fake news can be spread easily and some of them look like they could be real but aren‘t. With some tips for example reading the text and not online the heading, checking who wrote the text and checking facts you can find out if news are real. There are even websites like Mikamma which help you with checking those facts.

Don‘t believe everything you see, fake news are getting more and more and they get used to manipulate people. When you see a friend or family member Sharing fake news you should stay calm and tell them. You can inform the platform and report the news so the fake news get taken down. It‘s important to be careful and not share fake news.

Fake news get shared 6 times faster than real news. But how do they work? Fake news often have a really provocative heading which get more attention. There are different ways like messenger groups or bots where fake news share. We shouldnt share fake news, its not about not wanting to hear other peoples opinions its just important to filter whats fake and whats real.

What did we learn?

In the last few lessons and whilst the live stream we learned a lot of things about AI and fake news. The people on the live stream explained how AI works and what it can be used for, for example you can create fake pictures and create a false image of people or situations. AI can be a helper for a lot of things but it mostly gets used in a negative way. With AI tools it gets easier to create fake news on the internet. Fake news are wrong information which gets spread on purpose. Some fake news and AI images are faked so well that it‘s hard to devide between real and fake. Fake news can be dangerous because of the false information being spread and people believing them and spreading them further. There a some websites that can help you by checking information for you. The most important aspect this topic taught us that we should always be careful on social media, check information and don‘t spread fake news.

by Finja

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Do fake news threaten our democracy?

— the internet does threaten our democracy with hate even tho it is supposed be good for us

— Over half of the people in our global population do not live in a democratic society

— democracy is so much more than just politics –

It is about that you can love whoever you want, religious freedom, freedom of assembly, freedom to demonstrate, basic human rights and being able to vote.

How can you tell the difference between fake news and real news?

— fake news are so well done that you can hardly tell the difference to fake news and real facts

— how can you tell the difference? – the headline, often shortened and dosen’t have much to do with the actual text – checking the source, often you can notice from the sources that you’re reading fake news – fact checking

How can you react to fake news?

— fake news are used wisely to manipulate

— if you do see fake news, do not stay silent, speak up against these fake news

— if someone shared fake news, inform them about that and to do a fact check – secondly, inform the platform on which are the fake news shared on – lastly, report the fake news and do not share them

— look out for fact checks before you tell someone else the information you learned, before you accidentally inform someone with fake news

How do fake news spread?

— fake news spread 6 times faster than real facts, especially on social media

— people tend to spread fake news faster when they feel emotion like anger while reading the fake news

— people often spread fake news but more importantly, bots like social bots are programmed to spread them, while looking like humans

( by Joeleen – German team )

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Informations spread everywhere in the internet but it's important to tell the difference between hate, fakte news and real news. Many people underestimate the benefits of a democracy. It's not only about politics but also about your own rights for example to go to school or love whoever you want. Over half of the world population don't live in a democracy. We have got a freedom of speech, demonstrate, religion and so on. As digital natives we can contribute to raise

awareness.

by Marieke

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In our last lesson we learned more about Fake news and how to discover them.

We watched a live event named “safe the internet day” were some people talked about how to recognize fake news and what to do against. It was very informative and interesting. To make it more intensive the students got some exercise to work. For example some AI created Instagram Accounts and you needed to find out wich one was racist. It was really reality near but so good to see what bad things happen on Social media. I learned very much in this event and can recommend it to others.

We all should fight against hate in the internet and clean up our social medias.

Dorothea

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On the safer internet day,we learned about Fake News and far right symbols and dog-whistles.The Medie Experts also talked about Symbols that support Antisemitism,conspiracy theories,white supremacy and many more,being hidden in AI Pictures that are then posted and spread on the Internet in Social Medias like X,Instagram or Tiktok.Sometimes even Celebrities are deepfaked to make it seem like they support these extremist movements. To fight against it,we were told to report these posts or raise awareness against them so no more people get Manipulated by Fake News.If something seems strange,check if the source is reliable and double check with other sources.

By Eric

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On Safer Internet Day, I learned how dangerous fake news can be and how important it is to take action against it. Fake news spreads quickly, especially through social media, where people often share information without verifying it. Sometimes, even bots are used to spread false reports.

Democracy and free will are not guaranteed everywhere, and misinformation can threaten these values. That’s why we should appreciate our rights and fight for the rights of others. Recognizing fake news is crucial, we need to check sources, verify facts, and question headlines before believing or sharing anything.

If we come across fake news, we shouldn’t ignore it. Instead, we should stay calm, inform others politely, and report false information to social media platforms. By doing this, we help stop the spread of lies and protect democracy.

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There are a lot of people spreading ideologies and opinions on the internet nowadays, which, of course, is a big part of democracy.

Although, these ideologies might be a threat or even an imminent danger to democracy.

Keep in mind that about half of the world’s population do not live in a democracy.

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On the internet you often see posts about negative things like right extremism and unfortunately they are very often faked or made with Ai. People can freely put their opinion in social media networks, which can be good on one side but also bad because younger people can be influenced quickly and the opinion that sounds right they may then also have the same. Deepfakes are the most popular news that are made because they can be written as exciting as whoever wants and people become more curious the more exciting it sounds. All this can have dangerous effects because anything can be on the internet and Ai can even make people look like they said things they didn’t say at all. Some emojis could even be a symbol of right extremism, for example the blue heart emoji. But you can report fake posts or posts with right-wing extremism.

By Mandy

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Democracy is important because it gives people the freedom to choose their leaders and have a say in their country. Everyone has the right to vote, speak their mind, and be treated fairly. In a democracy, people can believe in any religion or have no religion at all. They can also love who they want without being punished. Democracy protects these freedoms and makes sure no one has too much power. It helps create a fair and safe place for everyone.

To recognize fake news, always check where the news comes from. Reliable news comes from trusted sources like big newspapers or official websites. If you see news on social media, look for the same story on other trusted sites. Check the facts, does the news have proof, or is it just opinions? Watch out for shocking headlines. If something seems strange, search online to see if experts say it’s true.

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Check the credibility of news by looking at the source and examining the author. Use fact-checking websites like Snopes and compare with other sources. Pay attention to the publication date and read reader comments. Be critical and question the information.

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Telefon und Nachrichten sind im Allgemeinen sicherer, insbesondere wenn du die Privatsphäre der Kommunikation respektierst und darauf achtest, mit wem du sprichst.

Snapchat hat einige Sicherheitsfunktionen, ist aber nicht so sicher wie die anderen Optionen. Es ist wichtig, sich der Risiken bewusst zu sein und vorsichtig mit persönlichen Informationen umzugehen.

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I mainly use the standard messaging and phone call apps on my phone, alongside snapchat.

Phone calls and messages are generally safer, especially if you respect the privacy of communication and pay attention to whom you are speaking with.

Snapchat has some security features, but it is not as secure as the other options. It is important to be aware of the risks and to be cautious with personal information.

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Wir haben einen podcast gesehen. Er sagt: Wir müssen Schließen der PC. Wir müssen verschieden Passwort

We watched a podcast. It says: We need to shut down the PC. We need different passwords.

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I(In E-Twinning and Fit for Europe) recently collaborated with an Italian team for a few things like Elevator Pitch,SDG…It was very fun.I don’t know if that counts but I regularly help my friend to learn english(online).

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The apps I use to communicate with people of my family or German friends I use WhatsApp,Instagram or TikTok.I also have Telegram and VK to communicate with my friend that is not from Germany.

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I normally delete things I don’t need immediately.Once a month i delete things I don’t need when I forgot it.

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Normally I asked my mom if she saw the news too and if she didn’t I normally ask my friends.If im interested in the news i search on google for further information.

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When I search for information online i normally use Google or ChatGPT.Sometimes I use Tik Tok to search for personal opinions of people from different countries. -Jona

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By Barleen and Kal

hi dear Alina,

we belive that GDPR gives more control over their own information and makes companies very careful about how they collect and use our data.But sometimes certain people don't realize what it means and why it's truly important

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By Alice and Daniel

We have recently collaborated with the German team on a project of the Agenda 2030 but in the past we made another project always with the German team where we had to write a song on different topics like pollution.

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The latest experience in which we collaborated online with other was an eTwinning project where we collaborated with German kids on a target of the SDG of the 2030 .

Our experience was interesting because we shared our ideas with people from another country and it was very fun.

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By Alice and Daniel.

We always use Whatsapp to chat with others, it is very common and it's useful even in case of emergency because the communication is very fast. We also use Whatsapp to videocall others and we used to use Meet to do school online. Instead we use Instagram and Tiktok in our free time and we can also chat with our friends sending funny videos. Of course we use phonecalls to call others and Email especially for school.

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A week ago our class worked in a school project about Agenda 2030 with some German kids where we talked about how we could solve most of the important problems that are still on the Earth by so many years and i really enjoyed it for the collaboration.

by Veronica

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I usually use Email if i have to ask something to a teacher or when i need a password or a code from apps.

I always use whatsapp for talk and chat with my friends but when i want to see them or do homework together i use whatsapp videocalls.

Moreover when i have to have a meeting for a school project with teachers i use zoom, teams.

I do not use platforms like reddit and discord because i don't feel the necessity to use them.

I usually use gaming or streaming apps such as like PS Plus in order to play and chat with my friends creating parties where my friends can join to play together.

In conclusion i use SMS or calls only when i need to know something from someone or when i want to hear my relatives .

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Gdpr is there For us to protect our data an example in online Shops we’re you Need to give your Name or address gdpr keeps it Safe so that you data is Save and can Not be Sold.and for sure you dont want youre data be sold arent you so gdpr is a very good thing .

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What is GDPR?

GDPR stands for General Data Protection Regulation. It’s a set of rules in Europe that helps keep our personal information safe.

Why is it important?

Imagine you have a treasure box where you keep your favorite toys and secrets. You wouldn’t want anyone to open it without your permission, right? GDPR helps protect our "treasure" like our names, addresses, and pictures so that companies can’t use it without asking us first.

What does it do?

1. Asking for Permission: Before a company can use your information, they have to ask you nicely.
2. Keeping it Safe: Companies must take care of your information and keep it safe from bad people.
3. Your Rights: You have the right to see what information they have about you and even ask them to delete it if you want.

So, GDPR is like a superhero for our personal information, making sure it’s treated with care!

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GDPR is a law that protects personal data and privacy. It gives individuals control over their data, requiring companies to be clear about how they use it. It also provides rights like accessing, correcting, and deleting data. GDPR applies globally to businesses handling EU residents' data.

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Watching explainer videos about GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation

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Watching explainer videos about GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation

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Dear Team,

we watched videos that explain why data protection is important. The EU GDPR regulation is helpful to protect personal data and to strengthen customer rights.

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Safer Internet Day at Liceo Machiavelli, Roma

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Safer Internet Day at Liceo Machiavelli, Roma

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Pubblicato: 07.02.2025 - Revisione: 07.02.2025

Eccetto dove diversamente specificato, questo articolo è stato rilasciato sotto Licenza Creative Commons Attribuzione 4.0 Italia.

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By Barleen and Kal (Italian team)

not long ago we worked on a school project with German guys dedicated to the Agenda 2030. It was interesting

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To communicate with our friends or the people we know, the app we usually use the most is whatsapp and we generally use it for everything and for any kind of conversation.

But when it comes to talking to our close friends we also communicate on apps like Intstragram and also Tiktok

by chiara and veronica

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by Kal and Barleen (Italian team)

to stay connected with other people in most cases we use whatsapp becouse it's the most simpliest that everyone has ,but if we have to talk with people of other countries we also use snapchat.We also use instagram or other social networks to stay connected

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By Alice and Daniel

When we took photos and videos with our mobile phone we usually don't organise it in folders because our phone does it automatically, but sometimes we do it when we want to put our favorite photos and videos together. For example when we use pinterest we create different folders for every category of things. Instead when we have to save a file we usually use google documents and we don't use different folders.

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We organise our files by putting them in folders or subfolders following some specific criteria because we think that this can be really helpful to find our documents or files more easily and it also helps us to be more focused on our work because being organized on what we have to do helps us to focus better.

For example, a few months ago we went to Belgium for a project and we had to take photos of the places we were visiting each day and we organized our photos by creating a new folder every day.

By Chiara and Veronica (italian team)

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We put files in some general folders but don't follow a specific system. For example,me personally I create some main folders which can be named with collective nouns that can be "school" and inside this folder I do not create other folders inside this one that specify ner the subject ner the argument. Furthermore we do the same process not caring about if we are talking about videos,audios or photos and we find this method the best one for our personal order.

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by Barleen and Kal (Italian team)

we do the same as sara,that is our digital documents are all in the app files.In addition the apps that we use save all the things we do,so anything desn't get lost

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I organize my digital files by creating folders and subfolders following specific criteria, such as file type, purpose, or project. For example, documents are categorized into work, personal, or study folders, while photos and videos are sorted by event, date, or subject. This structure helps me quickly locate what I need and keeps everything well-organized and easy to manage.

By Sara (German team)

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By eric (german team)

To communicate with friends I know in real life or only over the internet,I use multiple apps.For friends I use WhatsApp,Tiktok,Instagram or Snapchat,reason being they are easy to use and everybody in our age group has atleast one of those.For online friends I use discord or PS chat,because PS chat is pre-installed on every Playstation and pretty much every Pc user has Discord.

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When I find information online, I evaluate its trustworthiness by comparing the info with other sources, asking experts when necessary, reading the comments for different perspectives, and sometimes just trusting my instincts.

By Sara ( German team)

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By Mandy (German team)

Most of the time I use whatsapp because it is the best app to communicate with others but when you for example want to meet new people you can download snapchat. I also have it but I don't use it that much to communicate with others because I think whatsapp it's the most serious and best app when it comes to communicating.

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When searching for information online, I use a variety of tools. These include search engines like Google , specific websites, and AI tools such as ChatGPT or Gemini (I also check the info given by AI to see if it’s factual) . Social media platforms and websites like Wikipedia are also common sources. Many may even turn to podcasts or videos on platforms like YouTube and Spotify and even advice from friends or messaging groups.

By Sara (German team)

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By Mandy (German team)

My digital documents are all in the app called Files" and they are all saved there because the app itself always makes backups so my documents don't get lost somewhere. My photos are in the app called Photos" and there they are organized in Albums which I can also name so I don't forget where some photos I need to have are. With my videos it is the same because I can just put them in one of those albums but I don't need to.

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By Mandy (German team)

When I think an information I got isn't trustworthy I mostly search it on other sides again to look if they all write the same or nearly the same answers. And also when the information I searched for got a lot of sources they are normally serious.

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By Mandy (German team)

When I search for information, I mostly use Safari or google because I think these are the most serious searching machines. But when I need to search things for school work I often use Wikipedia because it is very understandable. I also surf in the internet on private modus so google or so can't take my data.

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By Paula (German team)

I use a few different digital tools to stay connected with people. For messaging, I rely a lot on WhatsApp since it's fast and easy for both text and voice messages. I also use Instagram to share pictures and updates with friends and family, and it’s a fun way to stay connected through stories and posts. Email is a tool I use to send documents to teachers for example. I also use video call apps like FaceTime to talk to specific friends. Each of these tools helps me communicate in different ways depending on what I need, whether it’s quick messaging or a more detailed conversation.

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By Paula (German team)

I organize my digital files by creating main folders for different types of content, which helps me keep everything in order and easily accessible. Each main folder is dedicated to a specific category, such as one for photos and one for videos. Within each of these, I create subfolders that are organized by source or by the specific app I got the files from. For example, in the photo folder, I have subfolders for images taken with my phone or pictures downloaded from social media platforms. Similarly, for videos, I have separate folders for footage from apps like Instagram or YouTube. This system allows me to quickly locate files without wasting time searching, and it helps prevent clutter from building up in my digital space. By organizing files this way, I can maintain a neat, efficient structure that works for both personal and professional use.

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By eric (german team)

When i find something on the internet,usually I check if its from a reliable channel or website,if not,I read the comments to see if anyone already cleared up the misinformation or if it really is true.Sometimes when the comments are turned off i look up the source and cross check it with other sources.Personally I think everybody should check information somehow as misinformation can become dangerous

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By Paula (german team)

When I find something on the internet, I try to make sure it’s trustworthy before I believe it. First, I look at where it’s coming from, if it’s a well-known and reliable website, like a major news organization, a university, or a government site, I feel more confident. Then, I see if other trusted sources are saying the same thing. If only one place is reporting it, I get more cautious. I also check for things like spelling mistakes, overly dramatic language, or if the information seems too good (or bad) to be true. Taking these steps helps me figure out if I can trust what I’m reading.

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By Paula (German team)

When I search for information online, I mostly use search engines like Google. They are quick and easy to use for finding answers to almost any question. You just type in what you're looking for, and they show a list of websites, articles, or resources that match. Sometimes, I also use specific tools or websites for detailed topics, like Wikipedia for general knowledge or specialized platforms for certain subjects. At times when there’s someone trustworthy talking about something then I use social media.

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By eric (german team)

When searching for information online,I mainly use google as it is a fast browser and the answer is shown in a small square so it is more clear.While searching for a lot of information on a single topic I tend to use wikipedia because its reliable and fact checked,so posts have to be backed by sources.Only when the question is very specific I use ChatGPT to get an very precise answer that google couldnt give me.

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By Carolina

When I find something on the internet I usually ask someone I trust or sometimes I compare with other sources or else I read the comments to make sure it's reliable.

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Alessandro,

When I find some pieces of information that I consider important I usually check the source or ask people I trust. If the news is that relative I might also ask a friend to know his point of view.

The sources I usually look on, apart on people I completly trust, could be newspapers or even magazines, for examle I usually read a magazine called "ESSE MAGAZINE" that is about trap and rap italian music and street cultures.

Nowadays with the high technologies we have, it is so easy to have a misunderstanding even because the AI can make photos of the celebrities or politicians that could be involved in the scandal or news.

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By Massimo and Sofi V.

when i need to search for information online i tend to use the main engines as Google,which propose you the most suitable sites for your research such as wikipedia, but when i need to understand something more complicated i often watch youtube tutorials videos.instead when i have to search for something more elaborated i happen to even use chatgpt which explains you almost everything you need to know.

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Usually when we find some news on the internet, we first check the source, then we read the comments and if the theme is in common with somebody that we know, like with a friend or a relative, we talk about it also with them. Today it is very easy to be scammed by fake news like deep fake.

Deep fake is a scam when your face or the face of a celebrity is swapped with the face of somebody else by AI in a video or a photo.

The biggest problem is that day by day these photos and videos are getting more realistic and they can be very compromising.

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By Gaia and Matteo

When we find something on the Internet, we firstly check the source, or we read the comments of other people and we compare with other sources to see if they say the same thing.

Reading other's people comments helps us to understand if something is true or it's completely false.

Comparing sources such as newspapers like "La Repubblica" or "Il Messaggero" or sites like "fanpage" and "Geopop" is important to see what topics are the same in all the sources and so we can consider them to be true.

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By Carolina and Alessandro

Me Carolina, I usually use the search engine google because I think it's easy to use and not complicated.I always watch some videos from youtube or i search from images from googles so that I can understand better.Sometimes I also ask some advices from my friends.

It dependes what type of informations I'm looking for. I mainly use google and safari as engines, sometimes even an AI.

In free time I do see youtube videos or listen to podcast on spotify.

Alessandro.

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We usually use Google and ChatGPT because we think that the information that they give is precise and it is very simple to use them. We also think that ChatGPT is getting better everyday and it will become much more precise.

To listen to music we use Spotify because it is the most famous app to listen to music.

Then to watch videos we use Youtube because there are videos of any type.

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By Gaia and Matteo

To search information online we use Google and sometimes Wikipedia, we also use very frequently Youtube and Whatsapp.

Sometimes we also ask our friends something that we didn't understand very well.

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What digital tools or apps do you use to communicate with others?

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What digital tools or apps do you use to communicate with others?

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Email

Instant messaging (WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, ecc.)

Videocalls (Whatsapp, Zoom, Skype, Meet, ecc.)

Social media (Instagram, Tiktok, X, ecc.)

Forum or online communities (Reddit, Discord, ecc.)

Gaming o Streaming App (Twitch, Steam chat, PS Plus, ecc.)

SMS or phone calls

Other

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How do you organize your digital files (documents, photos, videos)?

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How do you organize your digital files (documents, photos, videos)?

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I don’t organize my files and leave them scattered.

I save everything in a single folder or on the desktop.

I put files in some general folders but don’t follow a specific system.

I create folders and subfolders following specific criteria.

I create folders and subfolders following specific criteria, and I make a physical backup (external hard drive, USB drive, SD card, etc.) or a virtual backup using cloud services (Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, etc.).

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When you find something on the Internet (like news or information), how do you know if you can trust it?

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When you find something on the Internet (like news or information), how do you know if you can trust it?

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I consider the information to be true.

I ask experts.

I read the comments.

I trust my instincts.

I only trust information from the channels I follow.

I ask people I trust.

I check the source.

I compare with other sources.

I look for evidence.

Other.

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When you search for information online, which tools do you mainly use?

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When you search for information online, which tools do you mainly use?

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Search engines (Google, Bing, etc.)
Specific websites
Generative AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.)
Social media
Online encyclopedias (Wikipedia, etc.)
Online forums and communities (Reddit, Discord, etc.)
Podcasts or videos (YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.)
Digital libraries or academic archives (Google Scholar, PubMed, etc.)
Advice from friends and messaging groups