M’sian media literacy advocate bags Unesco prize


TECHCAMP Malaysia-Philippines “Teaching Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Skills in Everyday Life”, an alumni project by MIL for Asean Network advocates and educators from Malaysia, has been awarded second place in the Unesco Global MIL Awards 2022.

Aimed at training secondary school teachers and teacher educators to recognise false information found online and integrate MIL into classrooms, the project was funded by the US Department of State, the US Embassy Kuala Lumpur, and Penang Institute.

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