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GetBadNews game for juniors

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An interactive game teaching about fake news, trolls, and more information disorders. The game takes about 20 minutes to complete and can be played in classroom. Another version of this game is avialble for older audiences 15-35 y.o. from https://www.getbadnews.com/#intro

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Hi, we are DROG! We are a multidisciplinary team of academics, journalists and media-experts. We conduct research, give talks, offer workshops and educational programmes and create innovative tools that help you build resistance to disinformation. Our team is from all over Europe - but our headquarters are in The Hague. What we do By letting you experience how fake news works we increase your resistance to it. This is what makes our games, workshops, public lectures and consulting unique. Our clients range from army generals to a classroom of primary school children. Learn about our new game: Bad News: https://www.aboutbadnews.com/social-impact-game Invite us to speak at your school or business: https://www.aboutbadnews.com/talks-and-workshops Read about our approach to disinformation: https://www.aboutbadnews.com/about-fake-news

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