Development of Educational and Methodological Materials for a Media Competence Quiz Among Secondary School Students as a Part of the All-Russian Project "Man in the Digital Environment"

Student: Ekaterina Alekseeva

Educational Programme: Media Communications (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

Media literacy is an increasingly important skill in today's world, where the impact of information technology and media on education, culture, and society becomes significant. Media literacy training is particularly important for students in middle and high school, as this is the period when they are most likely to consume various types of media and information. This project aims to develop educational and methodological materials for conducting a quiz on media literacy among secondary school students. The materials will be specifically prepared for the All-Russia campaign, which aims to raise schoolchildren's awareness of various aspects of media literacy and develop their critical thinking skills when working with information. Additionally, a guide containing useful resources for both students and teachers on digital literacy will be prepared.

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