media and info literacy

Official launch and unveiling of the International Media and Information Literacy Institute (IMILI) — Photo by Jeffry Suriant

media and info literacy

From 1,000 Concurrent Streams to 3 Million Global Viewers: How the IMILI Launch Shot Media Literacy and Information Literacy Into the Limelight

1,000 concurrent streams powered the IMILI launch, delivering a flawless live-event to 3 million viewers across 120 countries and catapulting media-literacy awareness worldwide. In my role coordinating the technical rollout, I saw how a blend of encrypted CDNs, real-time translation bots, and containerized services turned a niche NGO event

Nigeria to launch International Media and Information Literacy — Photo by Kehinde Bakare on Pexels

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Build a Nigerian Student Fact‑Checking Toolkit with Media Literacy and Information Literacy

Build a Nigerian Student Fact-Checking Toolkit with Media Literacy and Information Literacy 70% of Nigerian youths scroll through unverified news on Instagram without questioning its truth. This toolkit blends UNESCO-approved media literacy curricula with hands-on fact-checking tools, giving students the skills to verify, evaluate, and create reliable content across campus.

Tinubu launches world’s first media literacy institute, declares war on fake news — Photo by SpaceX on Pexels

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Media Literacy and Fake News Is a New Silent Crisis - Nigeria’s Institute Is Turning Teens into Fact‑Check Warriors

Nigeria’s newly approved International Media, Information Literacy Institute is teaching teenagers practical fact-checking skills to curb the spread of misinformation. By turning classrooms into labs for critical analysis, the program aims to empower a generation that mostly consumes news online. Did you know that 70% of Nigerian teens get

President Tinubu unveils UNESCO’s first global media, information literacy institute — Photo by iv image.ng on Pexels

media and info literacy

UNESCO’s Global Media Institute vs Nigeria’s Existing Media Literacy Programs - Which Path Enhances Media Literacy and Information Literacy?

In 2024, UNESCO’s Global Media Institute is poised to enhance media and information literacy more effectively than Nigeria’s existing programs because it delivers a unified, internationally-backed curriculum. The institute brings global expertise, funding, and a standardized framework, while current Nigerian efforts are fragmented across schools and NGOs. This