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this lecture was very interesting because she we have learnt the power to the words . she have learned doesn’t listen not all what we hear .
Sharleen.A

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I learnt a lot of thing and it was really funny.

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I really liked the workshop, she was speaking clearly and the presentation had a really good content. The video was a good  and informing and helped us to get a different kind of aspect for these things.

- fi.amanda.a

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The presentation was fantastic, I loved it so much! The subject were more interesting than I thought because of the point of view. The lecture were very good I learnt so much new information about what all fake news are. The video was very good experience. Thanks!!

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The presentation was quite good, I found it very interesting. I learnt that you mustn't believe and trust all the news that you see at the internet, and also that you've got to have evidence of that piece of news.

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i think that it was to much interesting, because we looked that if we dont think with evidence, we should be like a little idiots persons, so we must think with evidence to understand things.

es.joan.l  ☃︎

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I think Disinformation is very interesting and very important because , so many people believe fake news and this is not reality.
It is very dangerous for everybody to follow the idea of people. The presentation was very funny because it also demonstrated people´s minds.
Chloé

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The desinformation is very common. All of us sometimes chose it because it's easier to believe the things that verify something that we want to thing that is true. Or not believing in something that is obviously true cause we don't want to. The most difficult thing is to accept things that we don't want to, and people don't usually do it. So it's interesting for me the things that we learn today and the causes of the desinformation.
It also seemed interesting to me the fact that we always do the things that all the people do because we are scared to be different.  Maybe we should change that.
ES Irina

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This has been a great presentation and I'd loved it! Today I have learnt how powerful are the words. The words can change the world and that's why we must take care of what we say. Secondly the social pressure it's also an important thing that can influence the people to make things that they don't even understand. In conclusion the words and the social pressure can be a powerful tool to the fake news and we have to be sceptics to avoid the fake news.
Es Lucía.b

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The presentation was so good, because she was saying interesting things about, how the words can affect the world and how the disnformation make us "stupid" 'cause if we don't inform ourselfes.
Because if don't inform ourselfes, we can't know what is fake and what is not and we can't "protect us" from the fake news.
I also learnt that we don't have to believe in everything but we also haven't to don't believe in everything, you only have to believe in news/information that is reliable. Because in that way you won't be a fool

es.michelle.g

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I really like this presentation because it was very interesting. I really enjoyed the video of the people reacting to the beep sound, and it made me think what I've done if I was in that situation. I had a great time!

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It has been a very interesting presentation, I really enjoyed and she is amazing 👌

We learnt different ways to avoid lies or fake news and it's very usefull for the future to think from other perspective, not like the other mass of people.

ES-Marcos

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was very interesting. We should not believe everything we see or hear. It's not because somebody jumps from a bridge that we must do the same...We must make our own opinion before we decide. Stop being sheep !
Sarah

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I loved the presentation, i learned a lot of new things, it was very interesting, the presenter made clear points and great explanations

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We learn that we have to have a critical argument, because there are a lot of fake news

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First, I have to say that I really enjoyed this presentation because we have learnt how to find fake news and how to be a skeptical person, because we don’t have to believe in all the things that we see on the internet, so I think that it was very interesting.
Also, at the first of the presentation I  was thinking a lot about the explanations that the person was doing her work said, like “words fit the world” and “the world fit the words”. Then, she explained this concepts with examples so I could understand it better.
After this, we watched a video where there were a group of people that were doing something, all together at the same time, but only a person wasn’t doing it; then, she did it with the rest of the people. This video represented how we always (or usually) do all the rest of the people is doing, for not being different of them.
So, in conclusion, I really liked this presentation, I have reflected a lot about this concepts and I think it’s going to be very useful to me and many people.

es.lucía.l

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this presentation taught me that you have to be more curious and seek the truth, fake news is easy to believe you have to be wary

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I liked the workshop , she took the audience along and we didn't just have to listen but we were allowed to react, tell and comment. She explained her points in interesting way and I felt like I finally learned something new about fake news and why we believe those as well

Pauliina, Finland

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This lecture was really interesting and I liked it very much. It's incredible how human beings can act in certain ways just because others do so.
This is linked to fake news and disinformation because we tend to believe what others do or what we're told to believe.

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The presentation was very interesting and informative. We learned about the power of words and how influenciable people are in many ways. We also learned to not believe things without doing our own extensive research.

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This presentation was very interesting and intertaining, I learned many things from it. The video in the presentation was great.

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The presentation was really good and very interesting, I liked it a lot. We learned a lot of useful things and observed information from a different aspect. The hour went by fast and it was pretty enjoyable. It's interesting to know why do people act the way they do, why do they repeat certain actions after others without any reason, just not to stand out by not doing  something everyone else is doing.

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The presentation was amazing and really interesting. We talked about fake news and disinformation on social media and internet in general. We also watched a video (experiment) about a girl that just followed what  people were doing without actually knowing for what it was for. Its the same with disinformation on the internet
Zoja Kapler

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The presentation has been very interesting and fun. Everything has been understood very well and clearly. It information is very important.

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I think which is very interesting, the presentation has been very amazing.

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Great success!

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The last presentation was amazing, the woman was very nice and energetic.
She explained us that there are different types of misinformation and not all of them are meant to create fake news, maybe it can just be a joke, but people tend to believe then. That's why we have to be sceptic and not stupid. We need to think and search for other information that denies or accepts the one we first saw.
es.nicole.v

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awesome!

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Today, I find this interesting and I have learn many things.

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This was so far my favorite presentation. What i learned: we believe fake news because they are very easy to believe. When it comes to this we have to be sceptical and not believe everything without finding out more.
Apsara Markun

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I like the second workshop more, about how the words are important and about how people do things or believe things just cause somebody else did it. For example if somebody starts a rumour and a lot of people believes it, it is most possible that you will also believe it just cause everyone does. Or like in the video, a woman started to stand up when she heard a beep just cause everybody else did
sl.zana.c

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I think it was interesting to hear the reasons behind why people believe in fake news and disinformation (words fit the world and vice versa). Why do and say things based on how socially acceptable they are and that’s also the reason why fake news spread so easily. The presentation was the best and most informative one so far. I learnt something new and not just repeating the things we already know.

fi.julia.o

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We went through some concepts of words:

Words fit the world (The sky is blue)

World fits the words (You're fired!)

Combination of both (You're found guilty of commiting murder)

We learned how to spot fake news and how not to be stupid.

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The best presentation that we have had!! She was amazing

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Honestly one of the best presentations I have seen for long time!