[English]

Did you know that some of the information we receive or search on the Internet may not be reliable or true? Stop to think about these 5 guidelines because they will help you analyse any type of media content (social media posts, memes, viral messages, videos or news):

1. Why have they created this content?
2. How did you reach the content?
3. Could it be interpreted differently?
4. Who is the author?
5. See if the facts he describes are realistic.

INCIBE's Internet Segura for Kids has developed this teaching resource to help students look closely at the small print of the news on the Internet.

Specifically, two practical cases are presented to apply what students have learned, individually or in groups, with the aim of reflecting on the information they receive, promoting critical capacity and decision-making and, with it, establishing a long-term reading habit.

The resource is available in Spanish.

[Spanish]

¿Sabías que parte de la información que recibimos o buscamos en Internet puede no ser fiable o verídica? Párate a pensar en estas 5 pautas porque te ayudarán a analizar cualquier tipo de contenido mediático (publicaciones en redes sociales, memes, mensajes virales, vídeos o noticias):

1. ¿Por qué han creado este contenido?
2. ¿Cómo has llegado al contenido?
3. ¿Podría interpretarse de otra forma?
4. ¿Quién es el autor?
5. Observa si los hechos que describe son realistas.

Internet Segura for Kids de INCIBE ha elaborado este recurso didáctico para ayudar a los alumnos a mirar con lupa la letra pequeña de las noticias en Internet.

En concreto, se presentan dos casos prácticos para aplicar lo aprendido por los alumnos, de manera individual o grupal, con el objetivo de que reflexionen sobre la información que reciben, promover la capacidad de crítica y la toma de decisiones y con ello, establecer a la larga un hábito normalizado de lectura.

El recurso está disponible en español.

About INCIBE and IS4K

Internet Segura for Kids (IS4K) is the Safer Internet Centre for minors in Spain, working with the aim of providing a safe environment for young people in the use of internet and technologies.

IS4K is led and coordinated by the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE) depending on the Secretariat of State for Digital Progress (SEAD), and is part of the pan-European INSAFE network of SICs within the Better Internet for Kids Programme of the European Commission.

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