Digital Media Education
for Teachers

Foster Critical Thinking

Train teachers to help students critically evaluate information, identify disinformation (information integrity), and recognise bias in various digital sources, including AI-generated content.

Promote Responsible Production

Provide educators with tools to guide students in creating digital content ethically and responsibly, respecting copyright and promoting constructive messages.

Teach Ethical Participation

Train teachers to instruct their students on active, safe, and respectful participation on digital networks and platforms, fostering digital citizenship.

Integrate Media Education

Facilitate integration of digital media education into the school curriculum, providing guides and resources adapted to different subjects and educational levels.

Reflective, Resilient Students

Help your students develop skills to think critically, recognise false content, and act with confidence and respect in the digital world.

Empowered, Innovative Teachers

Strengthen your teaching team with practical tools, an updated pedagogical approach, and confidence to face digital environment challenges. Train them to guide students in critical, safe, and creative use of technology and to lead educational innovation in their school communities.

Strengthened Educational Community

Create a learning environment where students, teachers, and families collaborate for more conscious and ethical use of technology.

Digital Security and Privacy

By incorporating good data protection and privacy practices, risks of cyberbullying and misuse of technology are significantly reduced, ensuring a safer digital environment.

Understand, teach, and transform. Explore the impact of media and digital platforms on everyday life and their link to educational goals. Learn to integrate media and digital education in the classroom through applied projects such as content creation, critical analysis of information, and guided debate, strengthening the teacher's role as a trainer of active digital citizenship.

Acquire practical strategies to teach your students to identify and dismantle disinformation (information integrity): they will learn data verification techniques, use of fact-checking tools, and methods to compare sources, recognise manipulation patterns, and apply these skills in school research and daily life.

Deepen your understanding of how algorithms and Artificial Intelligence influence what we see online, from social networks to search engines. We will analyse inherent AI bias and its impact on information, and give you tools to teach students to critically evaluate content generated or filtered by these technologies. You will also learn to establish clear conditions of use —such as digital responsibility agreements, criteria for selecting automated sources, and teacher-student collaborative projects— that foster a safe, reflective environment for exploring AI in the classroom.

This module will train you to guide your students in creating responsible, meaningful digital content. We will explore tools for producing text, image, and video, focusing on ethics, respect for intellectual property, and the impact of their messages. We will foster active, constructive participation in the digital space, turning students into conscious, responsible creators.

Learn to address crucial topics such as cybersecurity, personal data protection, and privacy management with your students. You will develop strategies to promote healthy, balanced use of technology, prevent cyberbullying, and foster digital wellbeing that integrates online and offline life.

Discover how to integrate digital media education across subjects and educational levels. We will provide examples of successful projects and guide you in designing practical activities that let your students apply their knowledge, culminating in meaningful projects that demonstrate their digital and media education.