Before the sessions
A short baseline task explores participants’ current verification habits and learning needs.
THE PROGRAMME / 02
A proposed practical pilot for NGO professionals and adult educators. Designed to turn complex information challenges into habits you can use.
LEARNING PATH
Explore the role of emotion, cognitive shortcuts and identity in how we assess a claim.
Practice / Compare your first reaction to a message with the evidence it actually provides.
Distinguish original evidence from repeated claims, unattributed screenshots and misleading context.
Practice / Follow a claim back to its origin and identify what is still unknown.
Investigate how attention, recommendation systems and incentives shape what appears in a feed.
Practice / Map the path of a message through a digital community.
Build an informed approach to AI-generated text, audio and imagery without assuming that appearance alone proves authenticity.
Practice / List the provenance checks needed before sharing a suspicious piece of content.
Choose when and how to intervene, balancing evidence, empathy and the risk of amplifying a false claim.
Practice / Draft a constructive response that acknowledges uncertainty and points to evidence.
PROPOSED FORMAT
A short baseline task explores participants’ current verification habits and learning needs.
Facilitated scenarios, small-group analysis and discussion connect concepts to everyday work.
A comparable assessment and feedback inform the next version. Follow-up reflection explores application.
WHO IT IS FOR
NGO teams, community facilitators and adult educators who encounter misleading information in their work. No technical background is assumed. Delivery language, accessibility needs and location will be agreed before the pilot.