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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking Information, Media & Power Youth Participation & Democracy Youth Safeguarding
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Educational video on disinformation

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 Youth Participation & Democracy Youth Safeguarding
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Interaktives Lernangebot zur Digitalen Demokratie

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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Pedagogical materials to support educators in enabling youth to check information online

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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Collection of interactive exercises about creative ways of using TikTok and democracy education

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 Youth Safeguarding
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Selflearning tool to sensitise youth for fake news within TikTok

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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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking Information, Media & Power
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UNESCO – “Journalism, Fake News & Disinformation”

A UNESCO handbook providing educators and journalism trainers with a structured approach to understanding and teaching fake news, misinformation, disinformation, information disorder, verification and fact-checking. It contains teaching modules covering topics such as digital/ social-media literacy and verification practices.

▤ Educational handbook◷ 45–90 min◎ English
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Information, Media & Power Youth Participation & Democracy Youth Safeguarding
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Digital Civics Toolkit

A comprehensive educator toolkit designed to help young people understand and use the civic possibilities of digital life. It contains five modules — Participate, Investigate, Dialogue, Voice, and Action — with conversation starters, activities, closing reflections, extension activities and teacher background information.

▤ activities◷ 45–60 min◎ English
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Youth Participation & Democracy
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Council of Europe Charter on Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education

The Council of Europe Charter on Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education (EDC/HRE) is a policy and educational framework defining democratic citizenship education and human rights education. It promotes knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours that enable learners to exercise democratic rights and responsibilities, value diversity, participate actively in democratic life, and defend human […]

▤ educational charter◷ 45–90 min◎ Romanian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking Information, Media & Power Youth Participation & Democracy
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Digi-Civis – Promoting Digital Citizenship Education în School

A practical guidance resource on integrating Digital Citizenship Education (DCE) into schools. It explains why digital citizenship matters and provides strategies such as integrating DCE into the curriculum, using real-world scenarios, promoting digital/media literacy, modelling positive online behaviour, involving parents and communities, addressing emotional and social dimensions, and updating school policies.

▤ Guidance◷ 45–60 min◎ Romanian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking AI, Environment & Society
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Elements of AI

Elements of AI is a free online course developed by the University of Helsinki and MinnaLearn to help people understand the fundamentals of artificial intelligence. It explains what AI is, what it can and cannot do, how machine learning works and how AI may affect individuals and society. The course combines accessible theoretical content with […]

▤ Course◷ 30 hours◎ Croatian
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AI Literacy & Critical Thinking Information, Media & Power Youth Participation & Democracy Youth Safeguarding
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Beyond Fake News – 10 Types of Misleading News

This infographic presents the most common types of misleading information (fake news) circulating in the media. It was developed as part of the European project Get Your Facts Straight, which provided media literacy education to students and young people from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds, as well as to their parents and/or grandparents.

▤ Infographic◷ Under 15 min◎ English
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