After our webinar series on the Nordic media literacy, we will now move on to non-Nordic European perspectives. In the webinar series “Media Literacy in Europe: Country Approaches” we will make a walk-through in Europe, gaining new insights into their media and information literacy (MIL) landscapes. Taking a look at seven countries altogether, we intend to know how MIL policies are turned into research and practice. NordMedia Network and the Media & Learning Association warmly welcome you to join these webinars for benchmarking, new ideas and inspiration!
Programme for the webinar series
Below you can find both past and upcoming webinars in the series Media Literacy in Europe: Country Approaches. Please note and you will be able to watch all webinars as recordings even after the webinar date has passed.
Belgium
Webinar: MIL in Flanders
November 4, 2020
15:00-16:00, CET (Scandinavian time)
Speakers: Andy Demeulenaere, Mediawijs; Nanouk Verhulst, Databuzz; Tim Van Lier, EDUbox
Announcements: Martina Chapman, European Council and Media Literacy Ireland
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page, participation open to everyone (here, for programme see the link below)
Problems in accessing? Questions? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET (Scandinavian time)
Speakers: Andy Demeulenaere, Mediawijs; Nanouk Verhulst, Databuzz; Tim Van Lier, EDUbox
Announcements: Martina Chapman, European Council and Media Literacy Ireland
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page, participation open to everyone (here, for programme see the link below)
Problems in accessing? Questions? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
Webinar: MIL in the Baltics
December 9, 2020
15:00-16:00, CET (Scandinavian time)
Speakers: Maarit Jaakkola, Central European Journal of Communication; Kaspars Ruklis, IREX Baltic Media Literacy Programme; Dovile Alebaite, the Big Small Screens Project, Lithuania; Alexandra Milyakina, University of Tartu, the History on Screen Project, Estonia
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page, participation open to everyone (here, for programme see the link below)
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
Background article: Media literary in the Baltics: Different approaches in neighbouring countries by Maarit Jaakkola (published at Media & Learning Newsletter, December 7, 2021)
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET (Scandinavian time)
Speakers: Maarit Jaakkola, Central European Journal of Communication; Kaspars Ruklis, IREX Baltic Media Literacy Programme; Dovile Alebaite, the Big Small Screens Project, Lithuania; Alexandra Milyakina, University of Tartu, the History on Screen Project, Estonia
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page, participation open to everyone (here, for programme see the link below)
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
Background article: Media literary in the Baltics: Different approaches in neighbouring countries by Maarit Jaakkola (published at Media & Learning Newsletter, December 7, 2021)
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Croatia
Webinar: MIL in Croatia
January 20, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Robert Tomljenović, Vice President of Electronic Media Council, Ana Dokler, editor-in-chief of medijskapismenost.hr and coordinator of Media Literacy Days, Igor Kanižaj, Associate Professor at the University of Zagreb and coordinator of the project Djeca medija, Sanja Zanki Pejić, head of festival and educational programs at the Croatian Film Association
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page (see below), open until the beginning of the event
Problems in accessing? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward Speakers: Robert Tomljenović, Vice President of Electronic Media Council, Ana Dokler, editor-in-chief of medijskapismenost.hr and coordinator of Media Literacy Days, Igor Kanižaj, Associate Professor at the University of Zagreb and coordinator of the project Djeca medija, Sanja Zanki Pejić, head of festival and educational programs at the Croatian Film Association
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Pre-registration on the webinar page (see below), open until the beginning of the event
Problems in accessing? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Poland
Webinar: MIL in Poland
February 10, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Dr. Grzegorz Ptaszek, Polish Association for Media Education and AGH University of Science and Technology; Katarzyna Grubek, Center for Citizenship Education; Filip A. Gołębiewski, Institute for Discourse and Dialogue
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Dr. Grzegorz Ptaszek, Polish Association for Media Education and AGH University of Science and Technology; Katarzyna Grubek, Center for Citizenship Education; Filip A. Gołębiewski, Institute for Discourse and Dialogue
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Greece
Webinar: MIL in Greece
March 10, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Irene Andriopoulou, media literacy policy expert at the National Centre for Audiovisual Media and Communication EKOME SA; Eftychia Touliou, chairperson of the European School Radio; Nikos Panagiotou, Associate Professor of Communication and Mass Media at the University of Thessaloniki
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Irene Andriopoulou, media literacy policy expert at the National Centre for Audiovisual Media and Communication EKOME SA; Eftychia Touliou, chairperson of the European School Radio; Nikos Panagiotou, Associate Professor of Communication and Mass Media at the University of Thessaloniki
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Ireland
Webinar: MIL in Ireland
April 14, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Stephanie Comey, Senior Manager at the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) with responsibility for Media Literacy; Jane Mcgarrigle, Project Officer at Webwise (the Irish Internet Safety Awareness Centre); Lisa Buckley, Director of Communications and Programmes at Newsbrands Ireland
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Stephanie Comey, Senior Manager at the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) with responsibility for Media Literacy; Jane Mcgarrigle, Project Officer at Webwise (the Irish Internet Safety Awareness Centre); Lisa Buckley, Director of Communications and Programmes at Newsbrands Ireland
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Italy
Webinar: MIL in Italy
May 12, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Maria Ranieri, Professor of Education, Media and Technology at the University of Florence; Luciano Di Mele, researcher in Media Education and Technology of Education; Isabella Bruni
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Maria Ranieri, Professor of Education, Media and Technology at the University of Florence; Luciano Di Mele, researcher in Media Education and Technology of Education; Isabella Bruni
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
France
Webinar: MIL in France
June 9, 2021
15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Anaïs Adriaens-Allemand (CLEMI); Sophie Gindensperger (project Classe Investigation); Nathalie Barbery (the Dijon Academy)
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Go to the webinar page arrow_forward 15:00-16:00, CET
Speakers: Anaïs Adriaens-Allemand (CLEMI); Sophie Gindensperger (project Classe Investigation); Nathalie Barbery (the Dijon Academy)
Hosts: Maarit Jaakkola, Nordicom, and Sally Reynolds, Media and Learning Association
Problems in accessing? Missed the registration deadline? Mail dovile.dudanaite@atit.be!
The objective of this webinar series is to focus on current policies and practices of media and information literacy (MIL) in different European counties. Each webinar consists of three parts: 1) Introduction to the country’s MIL landscape, 2) Current practices and experiences, 3) News and updates on MIL across Europe.
Acknowledgements
Thank you for the preparations of this webinar to the planning committee: Martina Chapman (Media Literacy Ireland and the Council of Europe Expert Committee MSI-JOQ), Andy Demeulenaere (Mediawijs), Robert Tomljenović (Electronic Media Council of Croatia), Anni Hellman (European Commission), Sally Reynolds and Dovile Dudanaite (Media & Learning Association), and Maarit Jaakkola and Mia Jonsson Lindell (Nordicom & NordMedia Network).
Special thanks to Maja Dobiasz-Krysiak (Center for Citizenship Education, Poland), Deimantas Jastramskis (Vilnius University), Britt Järvet (Estonian Ministry of Education and Research), Krista Lepik (University of Tartu), Igor Ljapin (Government Office of Estonia), Klinta Ločmele (University of Latvia), Kaisa Musting (Estonian Ministry of Education and Research), Anda Rožukalne (Riga Stradins University), and Deividas Velkas (Ministry of Culture of Lithuania).
Photos: Scandinav
