Infosphere Invaders is a media literacy learning game developed with Wilson Center that focuses on identifying and responding to disinformation. Players lead a team aboard a spaceship and complete missions that require evaluating information and recognizing misleading content.
Developed with Wilson Center, Infosphere Invaders is a media literacy learning game that focuses on identifying and responding to disinformation. Players lead a team aboard a spaceship to complete scenario-based missions. These challenges require evaluating information and recognizing misleading content to make strategic decisions. This immersive experience prepares players to navigate complex digital environments by mastering the critical thinking skills needed to counter disinformation effectively.
Media Literacy, Disinformation Analysis, Source Credibility, Critical Thinking
Command a team through structured challenges tied to disinformation threats.
Review messages and content to determine credibility.
Select actions that counter misinformation and advance objectives.
Progress through scenarios with increasingly complex threats.
Digital environments require learners to assess information carefully and recognize manipulation. Infosphere Invaders provides structured practice with evaluating sources and responding to disinformation, supporting the development of critical media literacy skills.
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