In a world overflowing with digital information, how do you teach students to separate fact from fiction, think critically, and act responsibly online? Teaching Media Literacy: Equipping Students for the Digital World is a 5-day immersive workshop designed to empower educators with cutting-edge tools and techniques to help their students navigate today’s media-rich landscape.
This course isn’t just about understanding media; it’s about transforming classrooms into hubs of critical thinking, ethical engagement, and creative expression. You’ll learn to teach students how to analyze media messages, identify misinformation, and create their own meaningful content—all while fostering a culture of responsible digital citizenship.
Set in the inspiring city of Rome, this workshop offers you the chance to enhance your professional skills while connecting with fellow educators from around the world. Leave with actionable strategies and renewed motivation to make a lasting impact in your classroom.
By the end of this workshop, participants will:
• Gain practical techniques for teaching media literacy effectively.
• Equip students to critically analyze information and recognize misinformation.
• Promote responsible online behavior and digital ethics in their classrooms.
• Learn to guide students in creating their own media content (videos, podcasts, or graphics).
• Foster critical discussions about media bias, stereotypes, and representation.
• Return to their classrooms with ready-to-use resources for immediate implementation.
Language: English
Language level prerequisites: B1 or above
Audience: Perfect for schoolteachers who want to integrate media literacy and digital citizenship into their curriculum.
General prerequisites: Open to educators with basic computer literacy and an interest in teaching digital skills. Participants are encouraged to bring real-world examples or challenges to workshop collaboratively.
Maximum number of participants: 20
Rome, Italy – Classroom-based learning with cultural exploration activities.
5 days (including a guided cultural tour of Rome on the final day).
Daily Schedule
Day 1: Foundations of Media Literacy
Day 2: Evaluating Information and Fighting Misinformation
Day 3: Teaching Digital Citizenship and Online Ethics
Day 4: Creativity Meets Media Literacy
Day 5: Guided Cultural Exploration of Rome
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