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The RA Ministry of Education and Culture and the Center for Media Initiatives have announced #DIMAKAyumentek Media Literacy Education Week on November 8-14.
The class of the 7b class teacher of Vanashen secondary school was dedicated to the media literacy campaign on the theme "We are in the face".
The following points were discussed during the lesson.
🔹 avoid the news,
🔹 orientate in information flows,
🔹 distinguish between fake and real,
🔹 effectively use media tools,
🔹 to be strong and confident, to make the right decisions.
At the end of the lesson, they learned that, regardless of profession, a literate media consumer is a person who follows the news of the country, is able to correctly perceive the information presented, analyze and evaluate it, and does not give in to various provocations, does not fall into delusion, knows exactly how to use the media from different instruments.
They prepared a poster and presented it to the computer science classroom of the school.
Teacher: Karine Yeghoyan

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Internet security is a top priority for both children and adults. In the framework of the project we will try to present the starting points that will guide learners to Safe Internet.

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Kima Grigoryan, Armenia, Hrazdan N2 Basic school

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Kima Grigoryan, Armenia, Hrazdan N2 Basic school

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We researched this secure internet course and had discussions. My students received certificates.

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«Համացանցի ռեսուրսների անվտանգ օգտագործում» կրթական հեռավար մուլտիմեդիա դասընթաց

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«Համացանցի ռեսուրսների անվտանգ օգտագործում» կրթական հեռավար մուլտիմեդիա դասընթաց

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Naira Zeynalyan, Yerevan Basic School № 75, Armenia

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Haykanush Ghevondyan, Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok

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Haykanush Ghevondyan, Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok

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Media literacy has become one of the main challenges of the 21st century. Fake news, cybercrimes , such as cyberbullying may cause more harm than some natural catastrophes. So media and information literacy programmes should become a priority at schools to prevent the possible harms. Our school is also concerned with such issues and has taken a number of steps to raise the pupils’ awareness of the problem. We conduct some lessons or organize events on the Internet security.

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School For Girsl, Jordan.

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Sirine Kosyan, Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok

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Sirine Kosyan, Yerevan Basic School No. 122 named after Alexander Blok

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Misleading information online is a problem we find ourselves in no matter how old or how well we feel accustomed to the internet. With so many online platforms now hosting content, it falls on individuals to know what to trust. Raising awareness and building understanding of critical thinking is the first step to protect individuals and young people when navigating the online world. This strategy and the resources included are there to support those who work with children and help combat the issue of misinformation online. We hope this will be another step in the right direction to make online safety a number one priority in the world.
David Wright (Director of UK Safer Internet Centre)

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Title: UK Safer Internet Centre Responds to the New Online Media Literacy Strategy, Launched to Combat Misinformation Online - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Found on Google from saferinternet.org.uk

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School for girls, Jordan.

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School for girls, Jordan.

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Lined Illustrative Internet Safety Tips Infographic

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School For Girls, Jordan.

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School For Girls, Jordan.

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By quickly browsing more than one news site on the Internet, anyone can discover the vast amount of contradictory, minimally false and sometimes misleading news through attractive headlines. And this is only at the level of news sites on the Internet, not to mention the audio-visual channels, newspapers and others.
There is no doubt that the media today has become divided into several ideas and agendas, each of which seeks to achieve its goals, whether they are noble goals or not, although most of them carry hidden and misleading intentions, which leads to great confusion within societies with different cultures and orientations.

With the continuation of the massive occurrence and the news that the masses receive in most of the errors, especially the Arabic language, the phenomenon of the media has spread with the spread of information, inspection and misinformation that the media follows on its right track.
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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School For Girls, Jordan.

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Na'am Qabat, Kufranja School For Girls, Jordan.

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In the last semester, a training workshop on media culture and suspicious media was organized under the auspices of journalist Khaled Al-Qudah from Al-Rai newspaper and in the presence of heads and supervisors of the Directorate of Education in Ajloun Governorate in Jordan.  in addition to the presence of a group of journalists, media professionals and educational workers in the school, the active participation of the students of Al-Tawama and the school’s students from different classes, and the provision of various interactive methods in order to spread awareness among them, especially in front of the wide social media. in order to protect them. their awareness and transfer of knowledge to the rest of the students and participants.

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Sajida Nazzal /Al sarih elementary school for girls....shahed athamneh & sara athamneh

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Sajida Nazzal /Al sarih elementary school for girls....shahed athamneh & sara athamneh

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The Internet is a wide world that is used in many fields, and the necessary etiquette and ethics must be observed during its use, because the Internet has become an extension of the life that members of society live on the ground, and all laws and ethics that are applied on the ground apply to it, and the acceptance and tolerance of others of all kinds. their cultures, and these etiquettes are represented in many aspects

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as such internet security play an important role in the prevention of fraud

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By my wonderful student and little writer Heba. Kufranja School, Jordan.

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By my wonderful student and little writer Heba. Kufranja School, Jordan.

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Hello all..... 👋🏻✨
How are you doing...
Today, let's talk about the recent controversy
It (electronic security)
Let's start first with the amount of spam messages that are sent continuously
And other phone hacking, threats, etcetera
Is there a law, for example, that combats this corruption, and if there is, can they overcome everyone who
hides behind the screen?!
It is not that easy, and it may turn out to be worse
Such as threats, provocation, etc.... .

So what can we do?!
I will show you some▫️▫️▫️
First - there are features in the programs that may not be able to fully support us, but they are useful most of the time, such as blocking, reporting, etc
Second - reduce the publication of our daily affairs
Third - Informing one of the parents in the event of a breach or threat and informing the competent authorities
Fourth - Do not talk to strangers
Fifth, be careful in choosing the programs you download
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There is a lot of talk, but the important thing is the meaning of that, so I will not prolong the talk so that you do not get bored

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Also: We are also contributors to what is happening around us, either positively or negatively, so we choose to always be the face of good

Thanks for reading, stay well✨🌴

By:Heba Al-Shweyat
#Brunette_North

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AL Sarih elementary school for girls.....hala okour & shatha qadah

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AL Sarih elementary school for girls.....hala okour & shatha qadah

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ALsarih Elementary School For Girls/ SAJIDA NAZZAL 

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ALsarih Elementary School For Girls/ SAJIDA NAZZAL 

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Armenia gyumri basic school N29 Karine Baghiyan

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Armenia gyumri basic school N29 Karine Baghiyan

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The students of Gyumri School No. 29 present some safety rules for using the Internet
1․The secret is to protect your information, keep it secret.
2 ․ Do not believe the spam, do not answer.
3 ․ 9. Do not rush to meet virtual acquaintances.

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Anahit Arakelyan Armenia basic school N28

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Anahit Arakelyan Armenia basic school N28

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Students of Gyumri N 28 basic school
 An interesting lesson on "Safe Internet" was held. The students presented the rules of using the Internet
1․Do not publish personal information
2․ Always keep your antivirus software running
3․Check the accuracy of the sources

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Alina Hakobyan/Armenia/Gyumri N28 basic school

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Alina Hakobyan/Armenia/Gyumri N28 basic school

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Our children and students are protected from the misuse of the Internet և they know how to use it correctly, purposefully

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Liana Markosyan Hrazdan N2 Basic School,Armenia

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Liana Markosyan Hrazdan N2 Basic School,Armenia

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Liana Markosyan Hrazdan N2 Basic School,Armenia

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Liana Markosyan Hrazdan N2 Basic School,Armenia

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Hasmik Charkhchyan, Vanashen Secondary School

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Hasmik Charkhchyan, Vanashen Secondary School

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Hasmik Charkhchyan, Secondary School of Vanashen

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Hasmik Charkhchyan, Secondary School of Vanashen

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Badea Georgica, Scoala Gimn. Nr.1 , Mogosoaia,Romania

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Badea Georgica, Scoala Gimn. Nr.1 , Mogosoaia,Romania

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The use of the Internet by children and young people in a creative, useful and safe way
is a constant concern of ours. Given that
the opportunities that the Internet offers in accessing knowledge, communication and
participation, the benefits that accessing it can have in the development of skills
necessary for the 21st century, but also the wide range of risks and dangers that children may face
exposed, we consider it essential that the decisions we make for the younger generation be
based on real needs and current data.

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Our children and students must be protected from the wrong use of the Internet, and they must be made aware of how to use it in a safe way. Defining and guiding them to the most important of those risks.
Efforts must be intensified by parents, students and teachers in order to protect them.

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Susanna Qeshishyan,  Antaramej Secondary school, Armenia

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Susanna Qeshishyan,  Antaramej Secondary school, Armenia

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Using Social Media and Email Safely

Make your profiles private.

Review what information is public on your social media profiles.

Think about whether you’ll regret posting something later.

Review posts you’re tagged in before approving them.

Never give personal information to someone you met online.

Don’t open emails or files from people you don’t know.

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Susanna Qeshishyan, Antaramej Secondary school, Armenia

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Susanna Qeshishyan, Antaramej Secondary school, Armenia

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Protecting Your Passwords

1.   Use strong, unique passwords.

2.    Use a password manager to keep passwords safe and organized.

3.    Enable multi-factor authentication on your accounts.

4.    Sign up for accounts on legitimate sites only.

5.    Log out of sites when you’re done using them.

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Secure Internet as a reliable source of information.

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The Internet has its pros and cons.
Let's take the positive.

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Secure Internet

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saftey on internet