The partners of the VISAVIS project recently launched an awareness campaign about misleading images which they refer to as visual disinformation. As they say, images and videos often say more than words. Yet they can increasingly mislead us. This new campaign includes six short and practical tips and exercises to help deal with the overwhelming amount of visual (mis)information online. Presented in clear and unambiguous language, these tips can be used in formal as well as informal learning settings for people of every age and background.
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