A comprehensive Austrian resource hub providing educational materials, practical activities, guides, workshops, and information on safe, responsible, and critical use of digital media. The resources cover topics such as information literacy, artificial intelligence, misinformation, deepfakes, cyberbullying, privacy, social media, online safety, and digital participation. For example: Checking AI-generated information: Students verify texts produced by ChatGPT […]
A comprehensive collection of educational materials developed by klicksafe to support media literacy, digital safety, critical thinking, democratic participation, and responsible use of digital technologies. The collection includes teaching materials, worksheets, quizzes, videos, audio resources, apps, posters, and practical activities for educators, young people, parents, and schools. For example: AI and Me campaign cards: Easy-to-use […]
Article presenting example prompts and scenarios for using ChatGPT in civic education. It helps facilitators design tasks that support critical thinking, discussion of democracy, and reflection on AI’s role in society.
“MATTER” und “MEMES” bezeichnen Techniken, die von Journalisten entwickelt wurden, um Memes zu analysieren. Die Schritte können auch im Unterricht eingesetzt werden. A practical framework for analysing memes critically. The resource presents the five-step “MEMES” technique, derived from the “MATTER” method, covering Material, Emotion, Medium, Ethics and Situation. It helps learners examine a meme’s origin, […]
Wem vertrauen wir mehr: Mensch oder KI? Nicht nur Schülerinnen und Schüler können Opfer des “Automation Bias” werden – auch Lehrkräfte sollten die Ergebnisse von KI-Tools reflektieren. A short educational resource explaining automation bias, the tendency to trust suggestions and decisions made by machines more than one’s own judgement. It uses the example of a […]
Künstliche Intelligenz ist nur so “smart” wie die Daten, mit denen sie trainiert wurde. Aber: Diese Daten spiegeln häufig gesellschaftliche Vorurteile. A short educational resource explaining how bias can arise in AI systems through training data, algorithms and their use. It introduces examples of racist, sexist and class-based bias, explains debiasing approaches, and provides suggestions […]
Students gather true and false news stories and challenge classmates to discern which are fabricated. The multi-week homework builds skills in identifying misinformation and explaining why it is deceptive.
An online beginner course explaining the technical basics of AI and machine learning. It is designed for non-specialists and offers a certificate, making foundational AI knowledge accessible to broad audiences.
Analogue educational modules that make AI’s mechanisms and societal effects understandable without computers. They cover everyday algorithmic systems, self-driving cars, and automated decision-making, enabling young people to become active shapers and critics of AI rather than passive users
Free MOOCs for teachers, multipliers and interested learners introducing digital citizenship through online and social media in democracy and political education, focuses on hate speech conspiracy narratives and skepticism towards science and explores how online and social media can promote or undermine democracy.