LI: To create a google draw and find which picture is fake by finding out the mistakes.
The above picture is the eighth Kick Start activity for this week of the Summer Learning Journey that I have completed today. First, I started by solving a questionnaire in which I was searching for the digital and makeup errors in different pictures. Solving those questions were tricky and fun at the same time because in the start I kept on getting wrong answers but then I improved and I think I got a better eye in finding the mistakes. I solved twenty question and got fifteen of them correct, so my score was a fifteen out of twenty. These start up activities and videos were very helpful for this task as it explained the reason pictures are fake. Then, I chose the above example and created a google draw pointing out the error I found on her neck. I really enjoyed doing this activity because we were very focused in finding the slightest mistake. I am looking forward to do the second part of this activity as well.
Good Morning
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed completing his activity myself. I, like you, had to learn to find the little errors in the photos. It was quite hard.
An important skill I think to learn for working in a digital world.
regards
Kia ora Sakshi,
ReplyDeleteIt’s Shannon here from the Summer Learning Journey.
Ka pai on your real or fake challenge. It is often very difficult to decide if a picture is authentic, but you have obviously been paying attention to the CyberSmart lessons you have had to find this activity so easy. You’re absolutely correct, and I’m impressed at the clues you found to work out which one was fake!
Have you had a go at making your own fake images? What are some of the more tricky things you would include in your creation?
Keep up the great blog posts!
Ka kite anō,
Shannon (SLJ)