1.0.Protection from misinformation and exposing fake news: benefits of "Information Security" course

1.1. How to protect yourself from fakes and lies in the media? Maintaining information hygiene

1.2. Manipulative content and types of disinformation. How to recognize a lie?

1.3. How do emotions interfere with content consumption? Rational thinking and filtering information

1.4. Information bubbles and algorithms on the Internet. What kind of information do we consume?

1.5. How to check information for accuracy? Finding the truth and the importance of primary sources

1.6. How do conspiracy theories work? Lazy thinking and simplification of the world picture

1.7. How are we manipulated by numbers? A common tool of disinformers

1.8. Between truth and fake. How to believe the media and not be deceived?

1.9. How can I protect myself from online intruders? Personal data and online fraud

1.10. Don't be a fanatic, but don't be a cynic either

2.1. How to recognize manipulation in medicine?

2.2. How do the media misinform? Imposing ready-made solutions and manipulative advertising

2.3. Manipulation with a serious face. How to disinform with scientific data

2.4. How do marketers manipulate? Imposing desires, artificial demand, and the illusion of economy

2.5. How does advertising manipulate? Illusion of care and appeal to eternal values

2.6 How are talk shows manipulated? Playing on emotions, pseudo-experts, lies on the air

2.7. How do friends and family manipulate you? Unconscious emotional influence, playing on feelings

3.1 How to avoid manipulations in Google? Search engine algorithms and formation of search results

3.2. How to avoid manipulation on YouTube? Fake content and pseudo-popular videos

3.3 How to avoid manipulations on Telegram? Anonymous channels and the illusion of awareness

3.4 How to avoid manipulations in Viber? Disinformation and bots in the popular messenger

4.1 Why social networks are dangerous and how to protect yourself from digital threats

4.2. Bots and trolls in social networks: who they are and how to detect them

4.3. Ten tools for verifying information on social media

5.1. What are fakes and how is false information created?

5.2. How to identify fake photos or videos? Rules for checking visual content

5.3 Digital tools for checking photo and video fakes

6.1. From the State Statistics Service to the World Bank: where to look for reliable data

6.2. Information out of context is an effective tool for manipulators

6.3. Effective fact-checking: how to expose lies in ratings and opinion polls

6.4. How to verify information: comparing data and finding reliable experts

7.1. How fraudsters manipulate the topic of health and treatment? Life-threatening false information

7.2 Mechanisms of disinformation dissemination: how buckwheat and toilet paper defeated common sense

7.3. Information misrepresentations about medicines: how they get into the media

7.4. Conspiracy theories: how to speak with those who believe that Gates is chipping by vaccination

7.5. Overview of fakes about vaccinations. How to convince an opponent of vaccination?

8.1. What is digital security and how to avoid becoming a victim of cybercrime

8.2 Digital hygiene and conspiracy theories. Why we distrust scientific and technological progress?

8.3. How to protect the organization from a cyber attack? Action plan in case of computer hacking

9.1. Why gadgets became the epicenter of many people's lives? Pros and cons of modern technologies

9.2. How to protect data on a smartphone? Which is better - Passcode or Face ID?

9.3. Do mobile apps steal personal data? Truth and myths about apps in your smartphone

10.1. Is it safe to communicate on social media? Risks of communication on the Internet

10.2. How to choose a secure messenger? Privacy policy and collection of personal data of users

10.3. E-mail correspondence. Useful tips for protecting your email

10.4. Protection against manipulation and digital literacy. About the benefits of the online course