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Participate instead of just running along
Young people are not only demonstrating their political commitment, but also how digital media can be used for social and political processes.
Interview with Dr. Björn Milbradt
Teachtoday spoke with Björn Milbradt about the role of digitization in promoting democracy.
Digital opinion leaders
Social media can influence the personal views and opinions of children and young people.
Bot or not?
Social bots are computer programs masquerading in social networks as a real user. They post comments as if they were real people.
The loud minority
Studies have shown that what people in social networks perceive to be a majority opinion is often nothing more than an illusion.
Fact, fact, fake, fact
Social networks are great for spreading useful information but there’s a lot of false information out there, especially on such networks.
Markus Beckedahl interview
Teachtoday talked with the net activist and blogger Markus Beckedahl about the impact of social media on opinion formation.
Project idea: Net duel
In the "net duel," young people discuss a socially relevant topic in a chat and represent the opinions assigned to them.
Project idea: Is that taboo?
In the project idea "Is this taboo?" the young people deal with the meaning of respect.
News
13.06.2024
Comenius EduMedia Award 2024
5.06.2024
European elections 2024 - opportunities for children's rights
30.04.2024
