Media Literacy Train-the-Trainer Programme
Two-day intensive programme preparing trainers to deliver media literacy workshops in schools and libraries, with an optional online follow-up module.
Two-day intensive programme preparing trainers to deliver media literacy workshops in schools and libraries, with an optional online follow-up module.
During Belgium’s EU presidency, Media Literacy Matters brought the many aspects of digital and media literacy into the European spotlight over three days in Brussels.
by Paschalia Terzi, Georgetown University in Qatar Library, Qatar. At Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q), the library building is the central hub of academic life. Students meet their peers, find a quiet place to study or meet with the librarians to learn more about research. Instructional librarians at GU-Q Library support both faculty with teaching […]
The Climate Ed Tech Toolkit is a free, open-access resource developed by the Association for Learning Technology’s Digital Sustainability SIG, a group of individuals from several UK universities…
Khanmigo is Khan Academy’s AI-powered teaching assistant, and as of this year it’s completely free for teachers, backed by a partnership with Microsoft. It’s aimed squarely at reducing the admin and…
by Mari-Liis Madisson & Andreas Ventsel, University of Tartu, Estonia. History is far more than a record of the past. It shapes how people understand themselves, their country, and their place in the…
How can educators, youth workers, and support professionals help vulnerable young people navigate an increasingly digital world? The new book Guiding Vulnerable Young People in a Digital World…
UNESCO is calling on young people worldwide to take part in its Youth Hackathon 2026, themed “Play Your Part: Youth Designing the Future of Media and Information Literacy (MIL)”. This is a wonderful…
The Erasmus+ MILES project is wrapping up three years of work on media and information literacy, critical thinking, and disinformation in education, and they are closing with a conference worth…
by Carl Hartley, University of Leeds, UK. Good journalism is needed more than ever in the increasingly partisan world we are living in. We rely on journalists to tell the stories of real people…
The Media & Learning Association is pleased to announce a special membership offer for new member organisations from July 2026 onwards. Eligible organisations, including higher education institutions…
The AI-LITERATE team was pleased to participate in the 6th International Media Literacy Research Symposium (IMLRS), held in Rome from 4–6 June 2025, bringing together researchers and practitioners…