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Webwise Webinar: In Conversation with Mark Little: From misinformation to manipulation
With so much information at our fingertips, it can be difficult to judge if what we are seeing, reading or hearing online is accurate and reliable.
The increasing influence of algorithms and AI has made it even more challenging to find truth and trust on the internet.
To discuss this, regulation, living in a new era of manipulation online, and how to navigate these challenges, Mark Little, journalist and entrepreneur, joined a recent Webwise webinar.
Song and lesson plan: Trash on the internet
The song "Śmieci w sieci" (Trash on the internet), along with the music video and the associated lesson plan, represents the latest educational materials designed for children aged 5 to 7 by the Polish Safer Internet Centre.
Due to the appearance of false and dangerous content on the internet, this material aims to teach children how to respond appropriately in an accessible way, and to support the development of critical thinking when using the internet.
Life Skills General Program
The Life Skills General Program is a national education programme aimed at helping students in Lithuania develop essential social, emotional, cognitive, and health-related competencies to manage life challenges, make responsible decisions, and build meaningful personal and professional relationships.
“Think before you trust”
The educational material “Think before you trust” offers a detailed approach to understanding the reliability of both information and the people or news that young people encounter online. Its goal is to strengthen students' critical thinking and develop skills for safe and responsible internet use.
Right. Extreme. Online.
The internet and social media offer ideal platforms for anti-democratic ideas. Right-wing extremists make targeted use of the internet to reach young users and win them over.
"Fake it to make it" - web-based game about fake news and disinformation
The Portuguese Safer Internet Centre has adapted the virtual game “Fake it to make it” into Portuguese. The game is targeted at teenagers and focuses on the topic of fake news and disinformation.
This is a simulation game with a social impact, in which players take on the role of someone who profits from the creation and distribution of fake news. Through this experience, players learn how disinformation is created, spread and emotionally targeted, preparing them to be more sceptical of information they may encounter in the future.
Hate speech | What can we do?
Hate speech encompasses all forms of expression that propagate, incite, promote or justify racial hatred, xenophobia, homophobia, antisemitism and other forms of hatred based on intolerance. This video was produced by IPDJ as part of its activities, as a pedagogical resource to raise awareness among young people, youth associations, educators and youth workers.
A parents' guide to a safer internet
Undoubtedly, the internet has now become an integral part of the daily lives of children and adolescents, and as parents, we must remain vigilant, listening to and understanding our children's activities and interactions online. While the internet offers numerous benefits, it also poses significant risks to underage users, such as exposure to inappropriate or harmful content and cyberbullying.
MediaSmartOnline: Let's hear it from the youth! | Mikołaj
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