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Demokratsko uključivanje kroz kritičko promišljanje o informacijama i obrazovanje (Democratic Engagement through Critical Information Discernment and Education)
DECIDE – Democratic Engagement through Critical Information Discernment and Education
30/05/2026
21/05/2026
When fact-checking media information, it is effective to use the “5W+H” framework adapted for media literacy. Here are 6 key questions:
1. Who created this? (Who is the author or organization behind the post?)
2. What is the source? (What are the sources of evidence and are they reliable/primary?)
3. Why was this written? (What is the purpose: informing, selling, entertainment, or persuasion/propaganda?)
4. When was this published? (Is the information current or is old content being taken out of context?)
5. Where else is this being reported? (Are other relevant media outlets reporting on this as well?)
6. How do I feel about this? (Does the content affect my emotions and is it trying to trigger a reaction?)
https://uimeobitelji.net/decide/
18/05/2026
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15/05/2026
Matija, IT expert, project participant. Artificial intelligence can enhance media literacy by quickly analyzing large volumes of information, identifying misinformation, and personalizing educational content for users. However, it can also introduce risks such as reinforcing biases, generating misleading or false information, and reducing critical thinking if users rely on it too heavily. Therefore, while AI is a powerful tool for improving media literacy, it must be used carefully and alongside human judgment.
https://narod.hr/eu-svijet/the-role-of-ai-in-the-development-of-media-literacy
12/05/2026
Fact-checking is the process of verifying the accuracy of information by examining evidence, consulting reliable sources, and cross-checking claims before accepting them as true. In the digital age, checking facts isn’t optional—it’s essential for responsible and informed participation. It helps prevent the spread of misinformation and ensures that decisions and opinions are based on trustworthy, confirmed facts.
DECIDE project activities and tools: https://uimeobitelji.net/decide/
09/05/2026
The DECIDE project contributes to strengthening the media literacy of EU citizens and give direction to institutions and decision-makers in which media literacy education, its tools and methodologies should be developed.
https://uimeobitelji.net/decide/
03/05/2026
Tena, student.
Early education helps children to develop critical thinking, recognize false information, understand how media work and use digital technologies safely and responsibly.
https://narod.hr/eu-svijet/importance-of-media-literacy-from-an-early-age
02/05/2026
DECIDE E-platform: discuss & ask - contribute with your questions and comments to an active dialogue among EU citizens and to the development of a democratic debate around key topics of interest to EU residents: bureaucracy, migration, boarder, democracy, freedom, human dignity …
https://decide.uimeobitelji.net/
29/04/2026
Ignas Kriaučiūnas, Ateitis Federation
Not all information is true. Some of it is designed to confuse and divide. This is why media literacy is no longer an option – it is a basic skill for every citizen. Democracy depends not only on institutions but also on people who think clearly and can tell the difference between truth and falsehood.
28/04/2026
Natalija Kanački, project participant.
Media literacy is extremely important today because we live in an age of constant information flow through the internet, social networks, and various media.
https://uimeobitelji.net/decide/
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