Teaching youths on savvy usage of media


WE live in a connected world in which media and technological advances have massively changed our lives. New technologies offer a range of opportunities and benefits that allow us to easily look at, create and share information, and maintain social contacts.

While we exploit these technologies, we also need to continuously assess them because new media also presents challenges and possible dangers.

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