Course
€36
- 25 video lessons in English
- The course book (PDF)
- 6 quizzes
Check it before you share it or pay for it. In five calm minutes.
A video course in 25 short lessons for everyday life on your phone: viral posts and family-group forwards, headlines and numbers, AI-made photos and voices, ads and “only today” offers, miracle cures, easy-money promises and scam messages. You finish with a five-minute check and a family plan: a safe word, numbers to call back and where to report.
€36one payment · complete course by email
Fictional example: what you have in hand after the course
1/5 A forwarded photo
Six modules. Each one turns “be careful” into a check you can actually do.
From the ten-second pause before you forward something to the family plan on the fridge: every module ends with one habit you can use the same day and a short quiz with everyday situations.
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Ten seconds to pause, five minutes to check
Stop, then check
You have a five-minute routine to check a post before you believe it or pass it on.
4 lessons- HeadlineThe articlewho said it, when?What it really says
News, headlines and numbers
You can tell what a headline, a photo caption or a number in the news really says.
4 lessons - Image searchLabel, if anyGlitches: only a maybeCall back
Photos, videos and voices made or changed with AI
You can check a suspicious photo, video or voice, and your family has a safe word.
4 lessons Shown “was”€499
Lowest in 30 days€129
Today€99
Real discount23%
Ads, offers and reviews
You can tell an ad from an opinion and check an offer before you pay.
4 lessons- “Cures 10 diseases”Ask firstpharmacist, official registerDecide after
Health cures and easy money
You know which questions to ask before you trust a health cure or an easy-money promise.
4 lessons Safe word agreed
Bank number written down
Where to report, saved
Scams, links and your family plan
You have a family plan: what to check, what to share and whom to call if something goes wrong.
5 lessons
The images are fictional examples.
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Course + toolkit
€48
- Everything in Course
- 8 worksheets, checklists and templates
- Five-minute check card for your phone and the family plan against scams
One payment. No subscription.Price includes VAT.Informational course, no certificate.
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No account to create and no platform to learn. You get a download link and keep everything.
FromSteply SkillsSubjectYour complete course: Don’t Get Fooled: News, Ads, Scams and Deepfakes
- 25 video lessonsanimated, with calm AI narration, in English
- The course book (PDF)every lesson in writing, to reread and search
- 6 quizzesone per module, with explained answers
- 8 downloadable materialsworksheets, checklists and templates to fill in (Course + toolkit)
The download link arrives by email after the payment is confirmed.
The full curriculum, before you buy
Six modules, 25 lessons. Open any module to see its lessons.
01Stop, then check
You have a five-minute routine to check a post before you believe it or pass it on.
4
- 1.1Why anyone can be fooled
- 1.2The pause: when a post makes you feel something strongly
- 1.3Who is behind it? Check the source from outside
- 1.4Your five-minute check
02News, headlines and numbers
You can tell what a headline, a photo caption or a number in the news really says.
4
- 2.1Headlines that promise more than the article
- 2.2Real photo, wrong story: posts out of context
- 2.3“Doubles the risk”: numbers in health and money news
- 2.4Screenshots, quotes and “a friend who works there”
03Photos, videos and voices made or changed with AI
You can check a suspicious photo, video or voice, and your family has a safe word.
4
- 3.1Deepfakes, explained: why your eyes are not enough
- 3.2Checking a photo in two minutes
- 3.3Famous faces selling miracles: fake celebrity videos
- 3.4A familiar voice asking for money: the family safe word
04Ads, offers and reviews
You can tell an ad from an opinion and check an offer before you pay.
4
- 4.1Ad or opinion? Sponsored posts and influencers
- 4.2“Only today!”: countdown timers and fake discounts
- 4.3Stars and reviews: what they can and cannot tell you
- 4.4Before you pay: a calm shopping check
05Health cures and easy money
You know which questions to ask before you trust a health cure or an easy-money promise.
4
- 5.1Miracle cures and “what doctors won’t tell you”
- 5.2Supplements and diets: what a label is allowed to promise
- 5.3Easy money: investment ads and “guaranteed” returns
- 5.4Who to ask: doctors, pharmacists and official registers
06Scams, links and your family plan
You have a family plan: what to check, what to share and whom to call if something goes wrong.
5
- 6.1“You have won!”: fake giveaways and prizes
- 6.2Links in texts and emails: check before you tap
- 6.3Calls from “the bank” or “the police”: hang up and call back
- 6.4Sharing responsibly in family groups
- 6.5If you were fooled: first steps and your family plan
More courses, a lower price
Pick the courses you want from this line. The more you take, the less each one costs.
- 2 courses−15%
- 3 courses−20%
- 4 courses−30%
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- Tick one more course to get the bundle discount.
- Each course with its book, quizzes and materials
Questions before buying
Who is it for? Do I need to be good with technology?
It is for anyone who reads news and messages on a phone, from teenagers to grandparents. If you can open a post and a link, you can follow it. Every step is shown slowly, with examples from family life, and it works well watched together with a parent or a child.
Is it political? Will it tell me what to believe?
No. The course stays neutral and uses no political examples. It does not tell you which opinions or sources are right; it shows you how to check who is behind a claim and where it came from, so you can decide for yourself.
Will I be able to spot every fake or scam?
No, and nobody can honestly promise that. Research shows people are not good at spotting deepfakes by eye, and tools that look for AI labels find only some of them: “nothing found” does not mean “real”. The course teaches checks that make you harder to trick: the source, the original, a second channel, a call back on a number you know.
Does it give medical or financial advice?
No. It teaches which questions to ask about a health cure or an investment offer, and whom to ask: your doctor, your pharmacist, your bank, the official registers. It never says what to take or where to put your money.
How do I receive the course?
After payment you get an email with a download link for all lessons and materials. You do not need to create an account.
Do I get a certificate?
No. It is an informational, educational course, without a certificate or accreditation.
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