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Welcome to the Cities of Learning Network’s Virtual Exchanges, an opportunity for young people from all Cities, Regions and Islands of Learning to connect, exchange, have fun and learn together!
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This exchange, called The Fake News Game, will be focused on the topic of fake news, and has the goal of developing critical thinking skills and media literacy: can you tell fact from fiction, in a world full of misinformation?
Join us and we’ll play together and learn how to check our facts and verify our sources, and how to spot those not-so-true news that appear almost daily in our social media feed.
Together, we will:
- learn how to spot and debunk fake news
- discover how to properly check our facts and verify our sources
- develop our skills of critical thinking and media literacy
- share good examples and experiences of fighting misinformation
- explore digital Open Badges for learning recognition
- have fun and meet people coming from different European countries
The Virtual Exchange will start at 17:00 CET on Zoom and it will last approximately 1h30.
This activity is aimed at young people aged 16-30 coming from any of the Cities, Regions and Islands of Learning.
To participate, register HERE (https://shorturl.at/GRVX0)
Find out more about Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges:
This activity is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Up for one extra challenge, or just a teaser of what we're going to talk about?
Watch the video below and you can earn a second badge by completing the task:
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Pridobite značko aktivnosti
I have participated in the Virtual Exchange “The Fake News Game” organised and implemented by the Cities and Regions of Learning Network in the framework of a series of activities carried out for promoting engagement of young people throughout the cities, regions and islands of learning across Europe.
In this meeting, aimed at learning about the phenomenon of fake news and developing critical thinking and media literacy skills, participants have:
- developed their digital competences
- learned how to spot and debunk fake news
- discovered how to properly check their facts and verify their sources
- developed their critical thinking and media literacy skills
- exchanged good examples and experiences of fighting misinformation
- learned about the Cities and Regions of Learning Network
- learned about digital Open Badges for learning recognition
The Virtual Exchange took place online on November 9th 2023, from 17:00 to 18:30 CET.
This activity is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
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