👍 LIKE IT OR NOT?

Everything you see online — is it actually true?

A media-literacy adventure for ages 8-10

In small groups, students play through ten assignments that show how videos, creators and algorithms really work: from clickbait thumbnails and hidden ads to filter bubbles, deepfakes and fake news. No long texts — real thumbnails, comments and videos as the play material.

assignments

35-45

minutes

ages 8-10

grade 3-4

Below you can play three real assignments from the full game — exactly as a student experiences them. No account needed.

🌍 THREE WORLDS

Each world covers a different side of the online content world:

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The creator world

How is a video made, why is it named that way, and what counts as sponsored content?

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The algorithm

Why do you see that video? Who decides, and what happens if you keep clicking?

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Real or fake?

How do you spot an edited photo, a deepfake, or fake news in a video?

These are 3 of the 10 assignments. The full game also includes building a video plan, role-playing the algorithm, the recommendation "rabbit hole", conscious viewing habits, steering the algorithm yourself, checking fake news, and a personal closing round with a 3-question card.

🎒 WHAT YOU GET WITH IT

Not just a game — for the teacher too

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Live teacher dashboard

Follow every team during the game: score, progress per assignment and badges, in real time.

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Remote hints

Send a hint to every team at once in one click when a group gets stuck.

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Diploma per team

Every team finishes with a personal, printable diploma including the badges they earned.

🚀 FULL VERSION

Ready for all assignments?

Request a license for your school and play the full game straight in the browser — including the live teacher dashboard.