AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Educational brochure explaining what disinformation is, who creates and spreads it, why people believe it, how it circulates through social media and traditional media, the role of technology and influencers, and how to recognize and respond to it, complemented by 10 practical exercises, games and quizzes.
▤ Educational brochure◷ 45-90 minutes◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Informative video about disinformation, misinformation and fake news; can be used by teachers in the classroom or seen individually by students. The videos explaining what disinformation is, who creates and spreads it, why people believe it, how it spreads through digital and traditional media, and how learners can protect themselves through information verification
▤ Educational video◷ Under 15 min◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
Information, Media & Power
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Informative video about how AI works; can be used by teachers in the classroom to teach older elementary school children and high schoolers. 10-minute educational video introducing artificial intelligence, machine learning and large language models such as ChatGPT, with a focus on their benefits, limitations, hallucinations, risks and responsible use.
▤ Educational video◷ Under 15 min◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Curated collection of educational materials supporting media and democracy competence among young people, with resources on AI, disinformation, digital democracy, social media, data protection, cyberbullying, gaming, online safety and digital sustainability
▤ Educational resource collection◷ 45–90 min◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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The Browser game exposes manipulation tactics used to mislead people online and builds cognitive resistance against disinformation. Interactive serious game in which players take the role of a fake-news creator and use common disinformation techniques to build followers and credibility. By experiencing manipulation from the perspective of a disinformation producer, learners develop greater awareness of […]
▤ interactive online game◷ 15–45 min◎ English
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Explanatory online dossier with H5P videos for young people about digital democracy, disinformation, civil courage. Comprehensive media-education platform providing practical materials, interactive learning activities, tests, guides and thematic resources that help children and young people use digital media safely, critically and responsibly. Topics include AI, disinformation, digital democracy, online safety, data protection, gaming and sustainability.
▤ Educational platform◷ 15-60 minutes◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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Materials designed to teach disinformation, digital source verification and journalistic fact-checking tools. Peer-to-peer digital media literacy resource where teenagers create and use video fact-checks to learn how to identify misinformation, verify sources, investigate images and videos, and critically evaluate social-media content. It includes free lesson plans designed for approximately one school lesson.
▤ fact-checking exercises◷ 45–60 min◎ German
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Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Modular media-education Actionkit with interactive exercises about TikTok use, digital wellbeing, hate speech, digital civic courage, misinformation, democracy and critical media consumption. It is designed for young people and can be used in schools, youth work and other educational settings.
▤ discussion activities◷ 30-90 minutes◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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Online test for youth to learn about their behaviour to manage and identify digital news content. Interactive digital news literacy test and educational resource that helps young people assess information, recognize misinformation, check facts, understand media systems, and reflect on their own media use. It includes the Newstest, age-specific variants, digital tools, teaching materials, and […]
▤ digital educational tools◷ 15–45 min◎ German
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
AI, Environment & Society
Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
Youth Safeguarding
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Online self-learning tool raising awareness about narratives within radical and extremist communication through TikTok. It helps young people recognize, classify and critically reflect on hate speech, disinformation, discriminatory narratives and anti-democratic content on social media. It uses a social-media-style interface and supports digital civic courage and responsible online participation.
▤ digital educational resource◷ 15–45 min◎ German
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Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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An annual global assessment of democratic development, democratic decline and autocratization. The 2026 report analyses democracy through electoral, liberal, participatory, deliberative and egalitarian dimensions and examines global trends, autocratizing/ democratizing countries, freedom of expression, media, civil society, elections and checks and balances.
▤ comparative democracy index◷ 60-90 minutes◎ English
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Information, Media & Power
Youth Participation & Democracy
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The 2026 World Press Freedom Index compares press freedom in 180 countries and territories, examining the political, legal, economic, sociocultural and safety conditions in which journalists work. The 2026 edition reports the lowest global average score in the Index’s 25-year history, with 52.2% of countries classified as “difficult” or “very serious.”
▤ comparative dataset◷ 60-90 minutes◎ English
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