Having opened their doors to the media on the 85th anniversary of its founding, the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) has now reflected their wave of change onto the organization's internet website. The MİT has redesigned their website from start to finish. One of the most noteworthy characteristics of the new website is an interactive page geared exclusively for children.
Those who entered the www.mit.gov.tr website the night before last, were faced with a whole new design and new content. The website, which offers sections entitled "The History of the MIT", "Statistics", "The Right Move", "Career Opportunities" and "That Person Could Be You", now includes a special "Children's Page". When one enters the page devoted to children, a note surfaces stating, "Hello, dear children, welcome to the children's page."
The website also includes two games…

The informative note explains, "You may find basic information such as what intelligence is and how the National Intelligence Organization functions on our website," and adds "In addition, you may also play interactive games prepared in order for you to better understand the reasoning behind intelligence." The website which explains, "Intelligence is not just acquiring information solely on what transpires visibly but also includes knowledge of situations revealed through conducting special research," also contains two games. One of the games requests children distinguish five differences between two photographs. The other game has a cartoon character named Ahmet who is stuck on an island and asks children to save him through answering a series of questions. In the game, Ahmet is faced with three girls that pop up on the island. The question is asked, "What should Ahmet do in order to learn how they act and what their attitude is towards other people?" The answer contains three choices, "Introduce yourself", "Run" and the correct answer which is, "Secretly watch them for two to three days."