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The internet opens up a wonderful world for young people: watching videos, listening to music, chatting on social networks, simply surfing the web and learning lots of new things in the process. It's no surprise that children and young people love being online. With so many possibilities, it's easy to lose sight of what's acceptable and what's risky. In our courses, children and young people learn about the advantages and disadvantages of new media through concrete examples. They reflect on their media consumption and analyse their own behaviour on social networks, as well as that of others.
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In this media course, pupils learn what responsible media use means and what rules need to be observed. They also gain practical knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of digital media.
The media literacy of pupils in a class is very heterogeneous and consists of their own media experience, media education and training. Based on an online self-assessment for pupils and in consultation with the teacher, we teach class-specific lessons (competence levels according to Bloom's taxonomy per subject area), thus doing justice to the heterogeneity of the class.
The students
Duration
Course: 4 lessons
Group size
One class
Participants
Students and teaching staff
Target group
3rd to 4th grade
Teaching materials
Provided by us
Resources
The school's computers or tablets and the pupils' smartphones are used.
Cost
CHF 750
(Prices subject to change)
This media course is based on Lehrplan 21 (module curriculum for media and information technology). This means that the skills required by Lehrplan 21 are achieved in the following areas:
In this media course, pupils explore their own online presence. Whether on social networks, in group chats or when using images and other sources, fairness and rules also apply on the internet.
The media literacy of pupils in a class is very heterogeneous and consists of their own media experience, media education and training. Based on an online self-assessment for pupils and in consultation with the teacher, we teach class-specific lessons (competence levels according to Bloom's taxonomy per subject area), thus doing justice to the heterogeneity of the class.
The students
* Four of the five learning topics can be covered in the course itself. Decide which topics are appropriate for your pupils.
Duration
Choice of 5 subject areas
Lessons: 4 lessons
Group size
One class
Participants
Pupils and teaching staff
Target group
5th to 6th grade
Teaching materials
Provided by us
Resources
The school's computers or tablets and the pupils' smartphones are used.
Cost
CHF 750
(Prices subject to change)
This media course is based on Lehrplan 21 (module curriculum for media and information technology). This means that the skills required by Lehrplan 21 are achieved in the following areas:
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