TeaMLit Teacher education in digital and media literacy: providing guidance, resources and support

Grantee: MEDEA: Media and Learning Association iVZW / Partners: Association for Communication and Media Culture (Croatia); Heidelberg University (Germany); Interuniversitary Micro-Electronics Centre vzw (Belgium); Dublin City University Institute for Future Media, Democracy, and Society (Ireland); The Finnish Society on Media Education (Finland) / Grant: €399,996.14
  • Priority Area Media and Information Literacy for Citizens Empowerment
  • Year 2022, 2023, 2024
  • Country Belgium
  • Project Status Ongoing

TeaMLit aims to establish a value added and sustainable network providing guidance, resources and support for European teacher educators and trainers in MIL and in so doing, to directly advance students’ abilities to tackle disinformation. TeaMLit partners in Belgium, Croatia, Ireland, Germany and Finland will gather and share knowledge, pilot promising approaches, develop training materials and conduct a large scale multiplier campaign.

Updated on 12 september 2022

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