Sunday 27.7. / 16:00-17:30, HUB 123
The interactive workshop will introduce an experiential approach to media education that uses the principles of escape games to develop critical thinking and the ability to navigate confidently through the flood of information and disinformation. Players will embark on a team-based mission to immerse themselves in an engaging story and discover how fake news, manipulation and the influencing of public opinion are exposed through problem solving. The workshop provides inspiration on how to connect social studies learning with an experience that will appeal to today's generation of students and help them on their journey towards a more resilient and better informed society.
Age: 12+, also suitable for teachers and everyone who is interested in film and audiovisual education Lecturers: Johana Ješátková (Fakescape)
Johana Ješátková
Johana has been working for Fakescape since 2019 where she runs workshops on media literacy, cyber security and critical thinking for students of primary and secondary schools, seniors and the general public. She is also the production manager of this organization. Johana studied politology and law at Masaryk University. She has long been involved in media and information education and is co-author of the educational book, The Mystery of Lost Media, for children aged 6 and up.
