The THINKSAFE project, under the Erasmus+ programme, focuses on strengthening critical thinking and digital literacy for 100 vulnerable young people, especially those with disabilities. The aim of the project is to equip these young students with the skills to navigate the digital world safely by spotting misinformation, disinformation and online threats such as cyber bullying and scams.
Proclamation: ERASMUS+ KA220
Title: THINKSAFE-Empowering all young vulnerable groups in critical thinking
Subjects:
- Digital literacy and safety: Empowering young people with disabilities to develop the skills needed to safely navigate and evaluate online content.
- Critical thinking: Promoting critical thinking and informed decision-making in the face of digital misinformation and disinformation.
- Inclusive learning: Ensuring that young people with disabilities have access to inclusive digital education and safe online environments.
Results:
- Digital Stories Teaching Materials and Practice: Developed to support educators in teaching digital literacy and critical thinking to youth with disabilities.
- Online platforms: Creating an e-learning and sharing platform where youth educators can interact, share resources and access learning modules.
- Educational seminars: Workshops held to train teachers and carers on supporting young people in digital literacy and internet safety, ensuring wider impact across all educational institutions.