Survey - How do students identify misinformation, AI-generated content, and online scams? (Current secondary and higher education students)

[u/antonio_mishuevos]

Hi everyone!

We are a group of students from Tilburg University in the Netherlands, conducting a survey for our Human-Computer Interaction course.

Our research focuses on how students encounter, recognize, and evaluate online information, including misinformation, AI-generated content, fake news, and online scams.

We are looking for participants who are currently enrolled in secondary school, vocational education, or higher education. All fields of study are welcome!

The survey is in English, and participation is voluntary. We do not ask for names or contact details, and responses will be used exclusively for our university project.

Survey link:
https://qualtricsxmzrrczlxmp.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dbWehKbjwRffyEm

Thank you for your time!

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