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Psychologist’s article explaining parasocial relationships with concrete examples.
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Psychologist’s article explaining parasocial relationships with concrete examples.
MediaWise video course on identifying and combating fake news with practical verification techniques.
YouTube tutorials on verifying online information using digital tools.
Study showing widespread use of generative AI in journalism and ethical considerations.
Guide explaining AI safety with stories and examples, highlighting potential risks and human values.
Alfamed’s publications page, with guides, curricula and research reports on media and information literacy (MIL), produced by a network of Ibero-American universities and researchers.
Interview exploring algorithmic manipulation in the digital age.
Article examining anxiety, stress, psychological fatigue and lifestyle strategies to mitigate them.
Factsheet summarising the BIK+ strategy for protecting, empowering and respecting children online.
A webinar with Dr Jennifer Allen and Reed Orchinik on whether falsehoods influence opinions more than biased but factual information.
Video game simulating media manipulation tactics in a city scenario.
Information sheets and worksheets on managing anxiety.
Guide providing understanding and strategies to address conspiracy theories.
Article explaining how misinformation serves as a psychological crutch rather than persuading.
12-episode series introducing media literacy concepts, history, effects, policies and media creation skills.
Course on inclusive and accessible approaches to cultural heritage in museums, archives and libraries, addressing cultural mediation and highlighting play as a learning tool.
Tower-defense-style game promoting reflection on data security, misinformation, and critical thinking.
Free, interactive online resource for building healthier, safer digital habits, with guides, activities and materials on privacy, disinformation and AI. Available in 40+ languages, including workshop materials for young people and communities.
A commentary video on Peterson’s argumentative clarity that highlights his drift toward radical/ideological positions and dilutes his value as a source for teaching critical thinking