Educators across Europe can benefit from a new online training programme to improve their skills in building resilience to disinformation among young people.
“Disinformation” is part of a series of online courses on digital citizenship education developed in close co-operation with the European Wergeland Centre.
The course explores the following questions:
- What is disinformation?
- How does it spread online?
- What are the consequences of disinformation for individuals and society?
- How to address issues concerning disinformation when you teach your lessons?
Through this online course, educators will have the opportunity to work together with fellow professionals on real-life examples of teaching and learning, to identify the skills and attitudes needed to evaluate credibility of online information and ways in which young people can be helped to develop these. The exchange will support educators in planning learning experiences addressing disinformation, that will engage and empower students to become active citizens in a world dominated by digital technology.
FIND THE COURSES AT THIS PAGE
The Council of Europe also invites educators across Europe to meet and exchange with the course designers and share their experience with other participants.
The live online session on "Disinformation" will be held on 23 July 2024 at 14.30 CET.
REGISTER to the live session and join the next ones on:
- 20 September 2024: Controversial issues
- 28 October 2024: Hate speech
- 18 November 2024: Access and inclusion
- 16 December 2024: Cyberbullying.
