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Joachim Göres
Checking the author, source, imprint and dates and examining whether it is an opinion or perhaps a satire – this is how students in the simulation game “Fake Hunter” should check articles from the Internet and find out whether they are wrong do have. In addition to the text, they should also take a critical look at the accompanying photos: Can the picture actually be correct? Is that how the situation is imaginable? Is a source given? When does the picture first appear on the Internet? With the help of these so-called test tools, young people from an eighth grade at the Friedegart-Belusa Community School in Büchen examine what is true of the message that the Holstein Kiel stadium is suitable for the first Bundesliga. A huge modern sports stadium is shown next to it. “This is not the Kiel stadium”, the football fans in the class recognize at first glance. The others can use the portal Tineye.com Find out more about the origin of the photo, so that it is clear to you that the photo does not match the text and the message must therefore be treated with great caution.