Open to PublicOngoingSelf-paced

Critical Media Literacy

Application 12-09-2019 ~ 12-31-2026
Learning 12-10-2019 ~ 12-31-2026(368 Weeks)
Course ID 2026_80_CL005_22_0_

  • Take the course at your own pace

  • Downloadable Certificate
    Earn a certificate upon the course completion

  • 100% Free

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About the Course

In this highly digitalized world, critical media and information literacy is required for all, not to mention educators and youths. This 3-week course aims to enhance the learners’ competencies on Media and Information Literacy (MIL) with introduction to the current information and learning environments, required competencies to cope with the changing environments, theories on MIL, management of media contents, and ethical issues and engagement with media to promote global citizenship.

 

The course is composed of the following three sessions. Each session provides a lecture and additional learning materials followed by forum discussion. To effectively assist learners’ understanding and learning progress, a set of quizzes is offered per session. Run in a self-paced mood, the course is open throughout the year. Upon the successful completion of the course, a certificate is provided! 

 

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Instructor

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Mr. Fabrice Teicher

 - Independent consultant for NGOs and international institutions in structural change

 - Facilitator & Instructor on MIL and PVE (Prevention of Violent Extremism) at international seminars and workshops, including UNESCO

 - Experienced in the field of human rights, and worked on issues of racism, anti-Semitism and particularly issues on memory and victim competitions and conspiracy theories

 

Fabrice Teicher has been working for 20 years in the field of education, training and international solidarity in Europe, Asia and Africa. In charge of the training programs then of the international projects of a French Scouting association, he then coordinated the educational department of the Holocaust Memorial in Paris, and later directed a humanitarian development NGO present in 12 countries, to help children in needs.

 

Holding a MA in Contemporary History from the Sorbonne University in Paris, he has been working for 20 years on the issues of racism and discrimination and especially on issues of memory and victim competitions and conspiracy theories. This work has led him to intervene for some years in PVE programs in prisons, in schools and with professionals facing the rise of racism and extremism (civil servants, teachers, social workers, policymakers) as well as with International Organizations. He has been contributing to various PVE seminars and publications for UNESCO for the past few years.

 

Fabrice Teicher is a member of the RAN network of the European Commission.

 

E-mail: fabteicher@yahoo.fr

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Course Reviews

  • Xelline Tuazon Xelline Tuazon
    that is so nice
  • Xuezhi Sun
    This course provided a practical and thought-provoking introduction to critical media literacy. The sessions on digital privacy, conspiracy theories, and extremist recruitment were particularly relevant and well-structured. The forum discussions enriched the learning experience by bringing together diverse global perspectives. I highly recommend it to educators and anyone interested in navigating today's complex information environment.
  • 启超 陈
    This lecture helped me a lots
  • Ewah Malicse
    This lecture teaches us to check if information is true before believing or sharing it. It helps us become smarter and more responsible online.
  • Bea Bautista
    This lecture helped me understand Media and Information Literacy MIL clearly. It taught me how to spot bias, check facts, and think critically before believing or sharing anything online.
  • Jirah Bommael
    This module help me understand what is MIL. It teaches us to spot bias, check facts, and think carefully before believing or sharing anything.
  • Ghossudin Rustami
    Critical media literacy helps us understand and question the information we see online. It teaches us to spot bias, check facts, and think carefully before believing or sharing anything.
  • Yanxi Ren
    Very good.
  • glyce padua
    Critical media literacy helps us understand and question the information we see online. It teaches us to spot bias, check facts, and think carefully before believing or sharing anything.
  • Kathy Molina
    This module is clearly explain to me the important of literacy, I have learned many things and i enjoyed learning on this topic
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