
Digital Citizenship, Digital Media Literacy and AI Tools in Education
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About this course
Only 43% of countries have actually built media and information literacy into their school curricula, according to UNESCO’s own global assessment. Most teachers are left to handle disinformation, online safety and AI tools in the classroom without any structured training at all. This course closes that gap directly, working across UNESCO’s own Media and Information…
Methodology
Short theoretical presentations are followed by practical workshops, case studies and group work each day.
Icebreaker and warm-up activities open the course and each new topic, building group dynamics before deeper work begins.
Participants are assessed on the projects and materials they create, not written tests.
What you'll take home
Integrate digital citizenship, media literacy and AI tools into everyday teaching practice.
Design strategies that promote ethical, safe behaviour in digital environments for students.
Apply AI tools to personalise learning and assessment in the classroom.
Evaluate media content critically and teach these critical-thinking skills to students.
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+ educators from 19 more countries across Europe and beyond
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