Media Literacy
Critically evaluate media messages, understand bias, detect misinformation, and navigate the algorithmic landscape with clarity and confidence.
Why this literacy matters
Media surrounds us constantly — videos, news, ads, influencers, and AI-generated content. Media literacy equips you to question what you see, recognize hidden agendas, avoid manipulation, and become an empowered, conscious digital citizen.
What is Media Literacy?
Media literacy is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety of forms. It helps individuals understand how media messages shape beliefs, behaviors, and decisions. It is essential for responsible participation in a digital and democratic society.
Core skills you develop
- Identifying bias, persuasion techniques, and emotional triggers.
- Evaluating credibility of news and content creators.
- Recognizing misinformation, deepfakes, and AI-generated content.
- Understanding algorithms, virality, and platform influence.
- Becoming a responsible creator of media and online content.
- Building a healthier, informed “media diet”.
How this literacy protects you
Media literacy shields you from online manipulation, political propaganda, harmful trends, influencer pressure, deepfake scams, and algorithmic bias. It empowers you to make decisions based on evidence, not emotional or misleading content.
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