Mining Media Literacy – Free Training Course

Mining Media Literacy

by Marijana Smolčec, Tea Horvatić and Sanja Božinović

This Learning Bit will enable you to implement various strategies and techniques to empower your students to become media literate. In Marijana’s activity, students learn how to use Web content safely and responsibly. They are introduced to different types of licenses and they develop a simple app to demonstrate how to share creative work properly. In Tea’s activity, students embark on a quest to learn about clickbaits. Through engaging tasks students explore strategies to identify and uncover clickbaits and learn how to avoid them. Sanja allows students to explore and critically analyse and evaluate Web content, its relevance, accuracy, origin and purpose. They learn how to find reliable sources online and how to recognise false online information.

In the lesson plans below, you will find inspiring and engaging activities to enhance student media literacy skills:

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Ready to share what you learnt with your students?

In the lesson plans below, you will find inspiring and engaging activities to enhance student media literacy skills:

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