![So you want to make a disinformation game? [Recorded Webinar]](https://www.unitedwithukraine.games/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Copy-of-Copy-of-Dark-Blue-Modern-Company-Zoom-Virtual-Background-768x432.png)
This webinar explores games as a tool to teach about the dangers of misinformation. From research to practice, learn about media literacy games and what you need to think about to make your own.
This one-page fact sheet examines 10 types of misinformation and disinformation, the impact of AI, and new ways of content manipulation, from sockpuppets and sealioning to astroturfing and catfishing.
This manual was developed to teach youth about how false information impacts their lives and how to identify information manipulation.
![Weird Techniques of Misinformation [Recorded Webinar]](https://www.unitedwithukraine.games/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Dark-Blue-Modern-Company-Zoom-Virtual-Background-9-768x432.png)
Media literacy interventions on misinformation tend to focus on a relatively narrow band of topics from the rhetoric used in the campaign to surface level understanding of content manipulation. This session will go over techniques used by disinformation actors that have not been incorporated into media literacy interventions so far.
![Agents of Influence [Game]](https://www.unitedwithukraine.games/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/agents-influence-screenshot-768x438.png)
“Agents of Influence” is a Cold War-era term referring to spies who were sent behind enemy lines to spread disinformation. This game reclaims the term by teaching people they have agency and influence.
![Bad News [Game]](https://www.unitedwithukraine.games/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/bad_news_screenshot-768x849.png)
Through putting players in the position of people who create disinformation, Bad News is a game is to expose the tactics and manipulation techniques that are used to mislead people and build up a following.
![Cat Park [Game]](https://www.unitedwithukraine.games/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Cat_Park.png)
Cat Park is a free, mobile-friendly, web browser-based game about disinformation. The game can be played in 10-15 minutes and includes a supplemental media literacy lesson plan.
This guide identifies key topics that should drive disinformation and information integrity research and programming going forward, and includes an inventory of actions and interventions from around the world.