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Media Literacy in Time of Pandemic

How to recognize lies, manipulation, and conspiracy theories on the Internet

Experts: Jerry Heil, Kostia Klepka, Alla Kostromichova, +4

At the beginning of the pandemic, a significant portion of the population was ready to believe conspiracy theorists and conspiracy theories due to the lack of skills in verifying information on the Internet. These skills are called media literacy — and you can easily learn them.

 

In the series, you find out how to recognize a lie or manipulation and how experts and bloggers can present false information. Fakes usually exert their influence through texts and pictures, and they touch our emotions — the main thing is to learn to notice it.

 

No more conspiracy theories — watch the series and stay calm.

 

The course of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine was created jointly with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Ukraine with the support of USAID.

Format:
Education series
EKTS:
0.1
Languages:
Ukrainian, English
Topic:
Media literacy
For:
for young people, For students, for teenagers, for adults, for people of elegant age
Competencies:
Information literacy, ability to work with data
Skills:

Invited experts

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Jerry Heil
Ukrainian singer, songwriter and video blogger
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Kostia Klepka
Author and director of YouTube channel "Chotkyi patsa"
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Alla Kostromichova
Ukrainian top-model and TV host
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Anna Trincher
Ukrainian actress, singer and YouTube vlogger

Partners

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USAID

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UNICEF

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