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Exercise
A fast-paced card-based simulation where players judge whether social-media posts are factual, misleading, or fake, sharpening quick lateral-reading skills.
To strengthen credibility assessment by:
a) Training players to evaluate posts quickly using context, clues, and reasoning;
b) Encouraging them to justify decisions and reflect on what makes information reliable or deceptive.
Developed under the Unfake Social Media project’s Lateral Reading category, Feed Filter: Fact or Fiction places players inside a simulated social-media feed filled with headlines, posts, tweets, and images — some accurate, others misleading or fabricated.
Players must sift through the feed, decide whether each card is reliable or deceptive, and explain their reasoning. The rapid decision-making mirrors real online scrolling behaviour, where credibility judgements are often made instantly.
The game encourages discussion, comparison, and critical thinking, helping players build healthy scepticism and stronger lateral-reading habits.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5224
This tool is for
Designed for young people and youth workers, especially in sessions on source evaluation, misinformation, and social-media literacy.
and addresses
Youth Initiatives
It is recommended for use in:
Transnational Youth Initiatives
Materials needed:
Feed Filter Game PDF
Duration:
30-45 minutes
The tool was created by
Unfake Social Media Erasmus+ KA21
in the context of
Unfake Social Media Erasmus+ KA21
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
GV Vadivan (on 27 November 2025)
and last modified
17 November 2025
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