The video was prepared by Ucha.se and Media Literacy Coalition for High School Students There are few things that kids like to do more while online than looking at and posting photos. It\’s no coincidence that teenagers prefer and use Instagram more actively over Facebook and are tirelessly taking photographs anywhere, anytime. What many children […]
The video was prepared by Ucha.se and Media Literacy Coalition for High School Students The concepts of \“fake news\“ and \“disinformation\“ may not be new, much like the phenomena they describe, but in recent years their spread has become so massive that you can\’t help but hear at least one of the two. As well
The video was prepared by Ucha.se and Media Literacy Coalition for High School Students What is online harassment? How and where can a child fall victim to cyberbullying and what are the steps they should take if they have already encountered such a serious and widespread problem? And just as importantly, what are the ways
The new video, initiated by the Media Literacy Coalition, is available for free to all teenagers According to data for 2019, more than 6 billion fake profiles have been removed on the social network Facebook alone. This is more than the population of Asia and Africa combined. In 2020, Facebook announced that at least 5
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The video is produced by Ucha.se and the Media Literacy Coalition for Junior High School Students When we are online, our personal data is vulnerable because every action we take online leaves traces (digital breadcrumbs). Personal data is our first name, last name and surname; the address where we live; our ID card number and
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