- 24 months (1/09/20 - 31/08/22)

- Szkola Podstawowa nr 6 (Kolobrzeg - Poland - Coordinator);
- HACI SULEYMAN CAKIR KIZ ANADOLU LISESI (Eskişehir - Turkey);
- Agrupamento de Escolas de Benavente (Benavente - Portugal);
- Daugavpils 12.vidusskola (Daugavpils - Latvia);
- Liceo Classico F. Frezzi - Beata Angela (Foligno - Italy);

More and more information is conveyed through the media and other information channels and it is therefore essential to know how to find, understand and critically evaluate such information.

Young people are the most exposed to new media but, at the same time, they do not always know how to independently and critically assess the flow of information and potential dangers to which they are exposed. Media and Information Literacy (MIL) education should therefore be included in school curricula to raise awareness among young people about the role and functions played by the media and various information services, enabling them to develop and evaluate information they receive.

To cope with the different levels of media literacy between the various countries, the coordinator (Poland) wants to carry out this project together with four other countries (Italy, Turkey, Latvia and Portugal). Among the fields of interest inherent to the project we find:

- Internet and social media addiction;
- Cyberbullying;
- Fake news;
- Emerging digital culture;
- Access to reliable information;
- Violation of data and online privacy;
- Data security and examples of digital fraud.

Target group: 50 teachers + 125 students (13-15 years old) will participate in the 5 planned mobilities that will allow the subjects involved to achieve the set objectives.

Before each mobility, each host partner country will prepare a program with information on transport, food and accommodation based on the preferences of the participants. The activities inside and outside the schools will be carried out under the supervision of the teachers. If students are not allowed to be hosted by families, they will stay overnight at the hotel with the teachers. Otherwise, the selection of families will be meticulous and careful. Each mobility will involve 5 students and 2 teachers. 

The project aims to:

- Support individuals in the acquisition and development of basic skills and key competences;
- Improve creative, communication, collaborative and critical thinking skills (4C skills);
- Promote sociability, flexibility, productivity, spirit of initiative and leadership;
- Provide students with the knowledge and skills to critically evaluate information and media;
- Take advantage of the opportunities offered by social media in a safe and ethical way;
- Ensure accuracy, fight disinformation and educate new consumers;
- Develop journalistic skills;
- Identify cyberbullying identifiers and be able to reduce their risks;
- Encourage students to be accountable for what they write and share in the media;
- Strengthen the profiles of the teaching professions;
- Share good practices at European level and analyze teaching systems in other partner schools;
- Develop the communication skills of students and teachers in the foreign language and digital skills through the LTTA and the eTwinning platform;
- Sharing common values, civic commitment and participation;
- By evaluating the source, context, message and medium used, allow people to become committed citizens and responsible for their own decisions;
- EU citizenship, awareness and democracy;
- Enrich intercultural and European awareness;
- Improve media and information education;

- Increase in the level of media and computer literacy;
- 5 workshops on innovative teaching methods;
- 7 workshops during the LTTA on the importance of media and information literacy/education (MIL);
- Creation of a common digital brochure and 5 digital brochures per country;
- Creating posters on the positive fingerprint;
- Podcast on digital rights;
- Implementation of a strategic plan aimed at social media literacy;
- Storyboard on misinformation and misinformation;
- Planning of lessons on Internet addiction and social media;
- Creation of bookmarks with messages to raise awareness of the importance of the MIL;
- One-shot film creation;
- Creation of a MIL glossary;
- Creating movie posters;
- Digital Citizenship and MIL week - Week of digital citizenship and MIL. 

"Erasmus Message is Got", by Liceo Classico F. Frezzi - Beata Angela (Foligno - Italy)