So you want to make a disinformation game? [Webinar]

How do we teach people about the dangers of disinformation? Some have started making and using games. While fun and engaging, there are serious questions about how they work, what we need to think about in design, and how these games can actually address the growing tide of false information. This talk answers these questions, going through what disinformation is, how games and other tools are being used to deal with it, and what you need to think about to make your own. From research to practice, learn about the pipeline of media literacy games and ask questions you might have about the state of disinformation.

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About Ctrl+Alt+DIsinfo

Ctrl+Alt+Disinfo is a multi-stage, international jam to create high-quality, engaging video games focused on teaching media literacy and critical thinking to increase skepticism around propaganda and disinformation. 

The 27-country initiative is part of the two-year United with Ukraine games project, which seeks to train 2,500 game developers, launch 30 impactful games tackling the topic of disinformation from around the world and reach a public audience of over 70,000. 

During the lead-up to Ctrl+Alt+Disinfo kicking off in January, we’ll regularly be rolling out educational resources and webinars led by experts to help jammers build foundational knowledge around disinformation, serious games and more.