Webinars
What you need to know about our Webinars
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Here is some basic information that may come in handy before you step into our online classroom and take your first Webinar. You can freely access this information while our Webinars are available to subscribers only.
How to Read and Understand the News
For beginners • 90 min
How do journalists work, and why is the media important for democracy?
- How is news made?
- Which news is worth publishing?
- How should we respond to the news?
- What is the media’s role in democratic societies?
How to Identify Fake News
For beginners • 90 min
Why is it important to identify fake news and prevent its spread?
- How do we identify fake news and other deceptions?
- Why does fake news spread so easily?
- Why do we fall for it?
Newsroom Classroom
For beginners • 90 min
How can your classroom become an editorial office?
- How to strengthen students’ journalistic skills?
- How to encourage critical thinking about the news?
- How to produce credible news?
- How is news structured?
- What is the language in the news?
Journalism, Media, and Artificial Intelligence
For beginners • 90 min
How to identify AI-created content?
- How is artificial intelligence changing the media landscape?
- How do its creators manipulate emotions?
- What pitfalls does AI set?
Tools for Identifying Fake News
For beginners • 45 min
Which tools are available to identify fake news?
- videos
- leaflets
- posters
- manual
- computer games
What do our Webinars offer?
Five Webinars
Our webinars answer relevant questions related to the rapid development of media, social networks and artificial intelligence.
Video content
All webinars are complemented video content that is also suitable for use in the classroom setting.
Today's media challenges
Our webinars help build on your knowledge of today’s media challenges.
What are our users saying?
Price list
Year-round access to all Webinars
50 EUR
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- On your own schedule
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