The Public Journalism Club has developed and translated a number of methodological materials, educational manuals, and children’s books related to media literacy that can be used in schools, kindergartens, as well as in community educational initiatives.

Available resources:

• A guide for teachers and educators on combating disinformation and promoting digital literacy through education and training

• “Online Zoo” children’s book

• Media literacy guide accompanying the children’s book “Online Zoo”

• Educational and methodological manual for pedagogical workers of preschool educational institutions

• Teacher’s Handbook: Media and Information Literacy in Preschool Education

• Media and information literacy: for those who never stop learning

• “Digital Tail” children’s book

• “It happens, it doesn’t happen…online” children’s book

• “The Little Chick” children’s book

• Finding Reliable Information: A Teaching and Methodological Manual

• Media Map Travelers: Educational material on media and emotions

• Children and the Media: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers

How to Use

The resources can be used for:

– Lessons and extracurricular sessions,
-Organizing events in libraries and educational centers,
-Holding discussions and playful exercises on selected topics, or during reading hours.

All materials are free of charge, available online, and permitted for educational use.

Media Literacy Week is an international initiative led by UNESCO, held every autumn to draw greater attention to the importance of understanding, analyzing, and using media in an informed and effective way.

In Armenia, Media Literacy Week is being held for the eighth time, this year under the theme “Media Literacy and Responsible Digital Citizenship.”
The event is organized by the Media Initiatives Center and the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia.