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Alfabetização Midiática, Informacional e Diálogo Intercultural - UNESCO e UNICAMP (Coursera)

Offered by Universidade Estadual de Campinas - UNICAMP,
Alfabetização Midiática, Informacional e Diálogo Intercultural - UNESCO e UNICAMP (Coursera)

Este curso quer pensar junto com você sobre um fenômeno recente no Brasil, que é a presença de uma grande quantidade de informação via mundo digital. Vamos mostrar diferentes caminhos do que podemos fazer com essa quantidade incrível de midias e como participar da construção de conteúdo digital de maneira sóbria e segura.

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Além disso, nós fomos buscar conselhos de várias lideranças comunitárias, e você terá acesso a suas percepções e análises nos videos de cada semana do curso. Querer saber o que pensa quem é diferente de nós é sempre um bom início de investigação.
Há uma tradição de pensar a filosofia contemporânea no Brasil como um modo de pensar a nossa realidade. Os filósofos são aqueles que pensam sobre o mundo, sobre o que acontece no mundo, e que nos atualizam com reflexões sobre a nossa vida e as nossas relações

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Alfabetização midiática e informacional: uma introdução
Bem vindo ao curso de Alfabetização Midiática, informacional e Diálogo Intercultural! Neste módulo você terá disponível uma introdução de recursos e informações que te levarão à uma maior capacidade de compreender porque os meios de comunicação e outros provedores de informações são importantes para o desenvolvimento e as sociedades democráticas, aprender sobre o que os meios de comunicação e outros provedores de informações devem fazer para apoiar o desenvolvimento e a democracia, reconhecer a necessidade de informação, aprender como melhor localizar e acessar informações necessárias e muitos outros aprendizados que a Alfabetização Midiática e Informacional e o Diálogo Intercultural pode lhe proporcionar em termos de conhecimento.
WEEK 2
Alfabetização em Mídia, Informação e Diálogo Intercultural

WEEK 3
Alfabetização midiática e informacional: avaliando e usando informações e conteúdo midiático

WEEK 4
Alfabetização midiática e informacional: Usando pesquisa e análise para produzir sua própria informação e conteúdo de mídia

WEEK 5
Liberdade de Expressão, Liberdade de Informação, Liberdade de Imprensa

WEEK 6
Representações de Gênero na mídia, nos Livros, na Internet e na História

WEEK 7
Ética da mídia e da informação em relação às necessidades dos grandes negócios, política e desenvolvimento

WEEK 8
Entendendo e Avaliando o Mundo da Publicidade

WEEK 9
Desafios da Internet e Oportunidades para Crianças e Jovens

WEEK 10
Envolvendo-se com mídia e usando nova tecnologia e Informação para Ação Social

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