Discussion in Parliament on the Idea of Banning Social Media for Young People: Alternatives Proposed
There is a discussion in the Lithuanian Parliament about potential regulations to limit social media access for young people and the importance of media literacy programs.
Social Networks Are Not What They Thought
The article critiques the misconceptions adults hold regarding social media and the ineffective solutions they propose to address new digital challenges.
Learn to Recognize What Is True and What Is Trickery in the Great Circus of the Internet
The article discusses the importance of discernment when navigating the internet, emphasizing the prevalence of misinformation and the need for vigilance.
The Conspiracy Theories: – Diverting Attention
The article discusses how conspiracy theories serve to divert public attention from important issues.
Children do not need social networks, just banning does not help, says an expert
An expert suggests that simply banning social networks for children is not effective; rather, there are deeper issues that need to be addressed.
"Sixth graders confess that they have nude photos on their phones." CTU instructors warned about the risks of the online space
CTU instructors highlighted the dangers children face online, emphasizing that many parents underestimate these risks.
Literacy as Citizenship: OECD's Message for Digital Education
The OECD emphasizes the importance of integrating media literacy and AI understanding in education to prepare students for the demands of the 21st century.
Cruz calls Newsom ‘historically illiterate,’ posts clown emoji after governor fires back
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom on social media, leading to a heated exchange over comments about literacy and historical knowledge.
Netflix hit can now be used to teach students about digital behavior
Danish schools now have free access to Netflix's award-winning series 'Adolescence' to teach digital behavior and social relationships.
Did you believe them too? 11 internet stories that taught us to doubt
The article discusses 11 famous internet hoaxes that have captivated and deceived millions, demonstrating how easily people can be misled by compelling narratives.
Asahi Shimbun and LINE Yahoo's 'News Checkup' Wins Award, Recognized as Educational Material
Asahi Shimbun and LINE Yahoo's collaborative initiative 'News Checkup 2024' has been awarded the 'Home Award' at the DIGITAL POSITIVE ACTION AWARDS 2026 for its effectiveness as an educational resource on digital media literacy.
Mandatory Media Education is a Milestone for Brazilian Schools
Brazilian education will advance significantly this year with the implementation of mandatory media education in schools.
Old-fashioned people have their mouths open, while adults have their ears open
A significant portion of South Koreans are not reading books, with over half having read none in a year, particularly after the age of 60.
Media Literacy: Navigating the Jungle of Filter Bubbles and Deepfakes
A community event in Fürstenfeldbruck focused on media literacy, exploring how to identify false information in the age of deepfakes and filter bubbles.
Wondering that media education should not be strengthened in rural areas
The article discusses the perceived need for enhanced media education in rural Iceland, questioning the lack of support for such initiatives.
El Roto: "What do you read?"
The article features a cartoon by El Roto titled "What do you read?" that emphasizes the subjective nature of illustrations and drawings as elements of opinion.
Recognition created by artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly difficult; Safer Internet Day reminds us of the risks of technology
On Safer Internet Day, participants struggled to distinguish between human-written text and that generated by artificial intelligence, highlighting the growing challenges posed by AI.
Funny and Dangerous Deepfake Images Created by Artificial Intelligence
The article discusses the entertaining yet risky nature of deepfake images generated by artificial intelligence.
BBB 26: Leandro's wife recalls his late literacy and criticizes Edilson's remarks
Leandro Rocha's wife, journalist Donminique Santos, uses social media to condemn Edilson Capetinha's comments labeling her husband as 'illiterate.'
A. Zalanskaitė: knowing how to use technology does not mean being able to recognize lies
A. Zalanskaitė emphasizes that simply having technical skills is insufficient as many still struggle to identify harmful content and understand their unintentional role in its dissemination.
How to Stimulate Reading in the Era of Compact and Instant Information
The Brazilian publishing market is struggling due to the rise of social media and an increasingly impatient society, with nearly 7 million readers lost over four years across all age groups, social classes, and education levels.
Access to News for Icelanders is Good but Media Literacy is Lacking
The article discusses the positive access to news among Icelanders while highlighting the significant shortcomings in media literacy.
Event Forum Fürstenfeld: Recognizing Fake News
The Bürgerstiftung Fürstenfeldbruck is hosting an informational evening on February 6 to educate attendees on how to identify fake news amidst the rapid flow of information from various sources.
To defend against Russian propaganda, Finland learns to identify artificial intelligence starting in kindergarten
In Finland, schools are incorporating media literacy and AI detection into their curriculum, beginning education for children as young as three to recognize disinformation and AI-generated content amid growing concerns over Russian influence.
In this European country, children learn to recognize fake news, the youngest are only three years old
Finnish preschoolers as young as three are taught media literacy to help them identify and resist disinformation as part of a national campaign against fake news.