Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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Sie haben Tausende Follower und sogar den blauen Haken: Bei der Bundestagswahl 2025 kamen im deutschen Kontext erstmals auch politische KI-Influencerinnen und Influencer auf. A short educational resource examining AI-generated political influencers on Instagram. It explains how virtual influencers can be difficult to identify, especially when AI use is not clearly disclosed, and presents the […]
▤ current-affairs teaching impulse◷ Under 15 min◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
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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 […]
▤ AI-literacy resource◷ Under 15 min◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
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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 […]
▤ Informational educational article◷ Under 15 min◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
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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.
▤ classroom activity◷ Multi-session◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
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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.
▤ AI basic◷ 42 hours◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
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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
▤ AI Unplugged◷ 30-60 min◎ English
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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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.
▤ Online course◷ Multi-session◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Safeguarding
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Free MOOCs for teachers, multipliers and interested learners that introduce digital citizenship through the lens of online and social media in democracy and political education with a focus on participation manipulation media literacy source criticism and responsible use of online information.
▤ Online course◷ Multi-session◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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EU teaching kit with presentations, a handbook, and videos on disinformation and online manipulation. It supports lessons that train students to recognise, analyse, and resist misleading content, including fake news and targeted propaganda.
▤ teacher guides◷ 30-60 min◎ English
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Youth Participation & Democracy
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An Erasmus+ toolkit with ready-to-use non-formal education activities on media and digital literacy, cyberbullying, digital rights, misinformation, digital identity, and online civic participation. It includes role-plays, debates, simulations, and storytelling, each with clear objectives and debriefing guidance.
▤ Manual◎ English
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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A short media-literacy resource examining the emergence of AI-generated political influencers in Germany. It explains how virtual influencers can appear like real people, sometimes without clear AI labelling, and explores their use in political communication, including the example of the AI-generated influencer “Larissa Wagt” during the context of the 2025 German federal election.
▤ classroom discussion material◷ 15-30 min◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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“Hacker Attack” is an educational escape room in which students work together to identify the target of a planned online attack. Participants find and combine hidden information and solve puzzles related to fake news, hate speech, data protection and online behaviour. The activity is designed as a playful group experience that strengthens young people’s confidence […]
▤ educational game◷ 6 h◎ German
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