We looked at the different today between Misinformation and Disinformation. Can you recall what each word means? We were shown different webpages and had to work out whether it was showing false information. How could you tell? Sometimes webpages include a mix of true and false information so it is super important to remember not to believe everything you read online! Tell me what you learnt today….
Misinformation is when someone puts up false information online without knowing it is fake. Disinformation is when someone puts up fake information knowing it’s false and puts it up anyway. It is important you be sceptical online because if someone puts up false information it could put you in danger.
Today we learned about how you cannot trust everything you read online. Misinformation means that information which has accidentally been shared. Disinformation means fake information that has been shared on purpose. The difference is misinformation is an accident. It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because not everything is true.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything online. Misinformation means when you accidentally put something online that you don’t know if it is true of false so you just accidentally put it online. Disinformation means when you put something online when you know it is false but you want to put it online so people actually do it. It is important to be sceptical of what you read because not everything you see is true.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything that you read online . Misinformation means false information that is shared online by mistake. Disinformation means false information shared online that was on purpose . This is different because false it is spread intentionally. It is important to be sceptical because it could not be true.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is false information that is shared accidentally. Disinformation is false information that is shared on purpose. The difference is that misinformation is where it’s accidentally shared and disinformation is where it was shared on purpose. It is important to be specific online because you might read something online that is not the information you are looking for.
Misinformation is false information that is not on purpose. Disinformation is information that is false and false on purpose. The difference is misinformation is wrong by mistake and disinformation is information that is false information that is wrong on purpose. You need to be sceptical of what you read online because it might not be correct because if you pass on wrong information to other people you might get in trouble.
Today we looked at the meaning of two words Disinformation and Misinformation. Disinformation is false, inaccurate, or misleading information that is deliberately created and spread to deceive, manipulate, or cause harm. Misinformation is false, inaccurate, or misleading information that is spread by mistake or without the intent to deceive. You have to be sceptical about what you read online.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation means someone sent something false accidentally.Disinformation means someone sent something false intentionally.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read/see online. Misinformation is information that is false and someone has shared it to someone when they don’t know that it’s false. Disinformation is when someone shares false information when they know it’s false. It is important to be sceptical of what you see online because you never know if it’s true or false!
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is false information shared by accident. Disinformation is false information shared on purpose. The difference is one is on purpose and the other one isn’t. It is important to be sceptical with what you’ve read online because not everything online is true and you have to be careful.
Today we learned about you can’t trust everything you find on the online. Misinformation is you when you share something wrong by mistake. Disinformation is when someone pays someone to post something wrong or they post it intentionally to cause harm. It’s important to be sceptical because not every thing is true.
Today we learnt about how you cant trust everything that you see online. Misinformation is when something is wrong and false and disinformation is when information is fake and been told deliberately by someone. The difference between these two is whether it is an accident or not, you should be careful online of what you see online because it isn’t all true.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust anything you read online. Misinformation is when you tell the wrong information but it is a mistake. Disinformation is when you tell false information but you knew it wasn’t true and it could cause harm. The difference is misinformation is when you say false information it is accidental and disinformation is when you tell false information on purpose.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is when you don’t know if the information you give out is true or false and you think it’s right but it’s wrong. Disinformation is when you know it’s wrong but spread out false information for harm and fun . The difference is that disinformation is that you knew it’s wrong and did it on purpose, misinformation isn’t on purpose and you didn’t know it was wrong information. It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because it could be fake and not true.
Today in year 5 we learned about how everything in online is not always true. Misinformation is false information shared by accident. Disinformation means false information shared on purpose. The difference is that misinformation was made by accident but disinformation is on purpose to be funny or to cause harm. You have to be sceptical of what you read online so you don’t believe in false information.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is false information that people spread that they think it’s true but it isn’t. Disinformation is false information that people spread that they know is false. The difference is that one of them knows what he is telling is false while the other doesn’t know it is false. It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because it might be false.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is when people do not mean to say the wrong things but they think it is correct. Disinformation is when people say something that is not true and they know that it is not true. The difference between misinformation and disinformation that misinformation is accidental but disinformation is on purpose. It is important to be sceptical online because some things online are not true.
Today we learnt to not trust everything we read online. Misinformation is false information posted online accidentally. Disinformation is false information shared online by purpose. The difference between this is that misinformation and disinformation is that misinformation is not true by mistake while disinformation is false on purpose.
Today I learnt that you can’t trust everything you see or read online and that it is bad. Misinformation is false information made by the creator and they didn’t know that they did it wrong, while disinformation is information made on purpose that is incorrect. The difference is that the first one was mistake while the second one is just purposely making false information on the internet. It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because some people might believe it and post it online so other people believe it so false information is being spread.
Today we looked at misinformation and disinformation . Misinformation is something that is not true and shared accidentally and disinformation is false information spread deliberately that causes harm.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation means false information that has been spread accidentally. Disinformation means false information that has been shared by purpose. The difference is that misinformation is by accident and disinformation is by purpose. It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because it might be false or dangerous.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything you see and read online. Misinformation is false or inaccurate information that is spread unintentionally. Disinformation, is false information created deliberately to deceive people. The difference is that misinformation is spread accidentally and disinformation is told on purpose . It is important to be sceptical of what you read online because not everything is true.
Today we learnt about how you can’t trust everything that you read online. Misinformation is information that is not true posted by mistake but disinformation is false information posted on purpose to cause harm to someone. It is important that you should be careful of what you read online because it can be hard to know if it is true but sometimes it can be fake.
Today we learnt in computing that we can’t trust everything you read or see on the internet. We found out that misinformation is when someone puts false information online without the cause or the thought of causing harm and disinformation is when someone puts false information with the cause of harm and knowing it is false. The difference is that misinformation is false information but the writer doesn’t mean harm and disinformation is false information and the author knows that it’s false and is trying to cause harm. It is important to remember that everything that you read online is not always true and you have to be sceptical of what you read because things online can be false.
Today we learnt about how we don’t trust all websites and links online. Well we also learnt about misinformation, meaning information that was spread by mistake and it’s wrong. But disinformation is information spread wrong on purpose. The difference is whether it was by accident or not. It is important to be sceptical about what you read online because not everything is true so you need to be careful.
Today we learned about how you can’t trust everything you read online. Misinformation is when you share false information accidentally. Disinformation is false information shared to cause harm. The difference is that misinformation is shared accidentally and disinformation is used to cause harm and shared on purpose. It is important to be sceptical about what you read online because not everything is true.