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Your Guide to Media Literacy in the Digital Age
We live in a moment where every scroll, swipe and click opens the door to an endless stream of information. From AI-generated images and viral posts to video games that spark reflection, our digital lives are full of both opportunities and challenges. Learning to navigate all of this thoughtfully has never been more important.
Cognitive Biases: why does my brain lie? How does it impact my relationship to media?
Our brain is a powerhouse. It never really stops. It lets us talk, touch, smell, taste, feel, and live. But because it’s handling so much at once, it can’t give every single task the same level of attention. To keep us functioning, our brain takes shortcuts.
Press Start To Learn: video games in schools – how and why?
Pixel Media is not the only project aiming to bridge the gap between education and video games. In this post, we would like to highlight another interesting initiative currently taking place in Italy: Press Start to Learn.
Are video games and school an impossible match — or an untapped opportunity for innovation in teaching and learning?
In Focus: Educators on Media Literacy
We have asked 53 educators on media literacy in 6 different countries what are their challenges and suggestions for improvement. Curious to see their answers?
Relatedness: the missing link in media education? Video games might be the key
What motivates learners? What could motivate them to get interested in strengthening their skills in media literacy? We propose to use video games as a key to create relatedness with this topic.
Your Digital Shadow: Why Your Digital Footprint Matters More Than You Think.
Ever searched for something random and suddenly your feed is full of ads for exactly that? No, you’re not crazy — the internet is watching. Every click, scroll, like, and share leaves a mark. That mark is called your digital footprint, and it tells a whole story about you — even when you think you’re just lurking.