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Digital resilience, not a lecture

Learning what manipulation is by seeing through it yourself — not by being told about it

Asperity builds interactive escape rooms that let students experience how phishing, grooming, blackmail and online manipulation really work — in a safe environment, with explanation delivered right at the moment it matters.

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6
escape rooms
1
licence for the whole school
ages 8–12
grades 3–6
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Example from Digital Detectives — see the demo →
WHY THIS MATTERS

Children grow up online — digital resilience doesn't grow up with them automatically

Rarely a structural part of the curriculum

Digital literacy is now part of the official curriculum goals, but schools often lack ready-made material that fits within a single lesson and truly resonates against online manipulation, phishing and grooming.

An experience sticks, a lecture doesn't

Students don't remember "be careful online." Unmasking a fake profile themselves, spotting a manipulation trick in a chat, or making the wrong choice and immediately seeing why — that's what sticks.

The conversation continues at home

After the lesson, parents receive a short letter with questions for the kitchen table. So it doesn't stop after one lesson: children keep talking about it at home.

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From the classroom

What teachers and pupils say

De leerlingen waren erg betrokken. Door de startvragen kwam je direct bij de kern van de les.
Femke Metz, leerkracht groep 7/8 · School met de Bijbel, Nieuwer Ter Aa · Digital Detectives
Ik vond de escaperoom leuk, omdat het een uitdaging is
Leerling groep 7 · Digital Detectives
Het belangrijkste dat ik heb geleerd: dat er sommige dingen online niet echt zijn
Leerling groep 8 · Digital Detectives
Vanaf nu ga ik beter opletten op op cyberpesten
Leerling groep 8 · Digital Detectives
Vanaf nu ga ik beter opletten op wat ik deel
Leerling groep 8 · Digital Detectives

Filled in anonymously by pupils after the escape room (translated from Dutch where needed).

HOW IT WORKS

A complete lesson in three steps

  1. 1

    Start a session

    Pick an escape room in your portal and put the session code or QR on the whiteboard. Students don't need an account.

  2. 2

    Teams play, you follow along

    Groups play in the browser. Your live dashboard shows how every team is doing, and you send a hint when someone gets stuck.

  3. 3

    Debrief together

    With the ready-made whiteboard debrief, and a letter for parents with questions for at home.

Included with every game
Live teacher dashboard while playing
Classroom debrief, ready for the whiteboard
Factsheet with all the signals for students
Teacher guide with concrete discussion points
Print-ready letter for parents
No account needed for students — just a session code or QR
See what a lesson looks like for a teacher (Dutch example) →
THE OFFERING

All escape rooms — all included in one licence

Ages 10-12
  • Screenshot from Digital Detectives

    Digital Detectives

    Ages 10-12 60–75 min

    Step into the role of digital detective and unmask The Collectors, a gang of online scammers. Students learn to spot fake profiles, phishing and blackmail, crack codes, and learn how to protect their online identity.

  • Screenshot from Hack the School

    Hack the School

    Ages 10-12 45-60 min

    This time, students aren't the victims — they're Junior Security Analysts hired to investigate a security incident at school. Someone gained access to the student tracking system overnight. How? And who did it?

  • Screenshot from SCHADUWPROFIEL

    SCHADUWPROFIEL

    Ages 10-12 45–60 min

    Classmate Roos is being harassed online by "Timo". As a digital investigator you find out who he is, and discover how much you can learn about someone from innocent posts and photos. Until the final vault shows something unexpected: your own profile.

Ages 8-10
  • Screenshot from DIGIVERSE

    DIGIVERSE

    🧪 In development Ages 8-10 55-65 min

    Why does one click sometimes feel so hard to resist? In DIGIVERSE, students travel with Pixel through familiar online worlds — a building game, a video platform, a class group chat, a scroll feed and more — to discover how KLIK, a digital creature that grows from thoughtless clicking, is secretly influencing them. Five missions about passwords, fake deals, private info, peer pressure and fake news, with an exciting finale where each team sees how big KLIK has grown.

    Demo already playable — the full escape room is still in development

    View the game
  • Screenshot from GAME OVER?

    GAME OVER?

    🧪 In development Ages 8-10 40-50 min

    A gaming session with friends can turn sour in seconds: a strange friend request, a mean comment in the group chat, an account that turns out to be fake. In GAME OVER?, teams of 2-4 students replay ten everyday situations from Roblox, Fortnite or Minecraft — and decide for themselves what to do. From joking-versus-bullying to spotting fake accounts and free-Robux scams: while playing, they learn to set boundaries, chat safely and ask for help in time.

    Demo already playable — the full escape room is still in development

    Play the demo
  • Screenshot from LIKE IT OR NOT?

    LIKE IT OR NOT?

    🧪 In development Ages 8-10 35-45 min

    Everything you see online — is it actually true? In LIKE IT OR NOT?, teams of 2-4 students complete ten assignments that reveal how videos, creators and algorithms really work: from clickbait thumbnails to deepfakes and fake news.

    Demo already playable — the full escape room is still in development

    Play the demo

+ new escape rooms released later this school year, included automatically.

PRICE & TERMS

One licence. Everything included. No strings attached.

€495 / school year

incl. VAT

Per school: all classes and students, all escape rooms — including new games released later this school year.

  • ✓ Unlimited number of classes and students, including satellite locations
  • ✓ Valid for the entire school year
  • ✓ One-time payment — no subscription, no automatic renewal
  • ✓ New escape rooms are added for free

A school group or board with multiple schools? Ask about our group offer.
Would you rather have someone from Asperity come and guide the lesson? That's always possible — price on request.

Portrait of Geert van Asperen Prefer to get acquainted first? Book a free 15-minute online tour. I'll show you how it works in the classroom.

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