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Utibe Noah Silas
utibens(_AT_)gmail.com
Best way to connect: Via telegram or whatsapp
WUGN-AKWA IBOM NETWORK
Participating as: For my whole organisation or group
Nigeria • Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) region
Preferred times: ()
Languages: English
Main Wikimedia projects: Wikipedia → encyclopedia, Wikimedia Commons → media repository, Wikidata → knowledge database
Areas of interests: Human Rights, Culture, Education
Other peer learning/training initiatives participating in: I facilitated a training of new Editors in our new found WUGN-AKWA IBOM NETWORK
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More to learn

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Further details about what I would like to learn.

I'd like to select ""Promoting Media and Information Literacy"" as the skill to learn.

I'd like to learn more about effective strategies and best practices for promoting media and information literacy among students, particularly in the context of educational programs. Specifically:

- How to critically evaluate online sources and identify biases/disinformation - Methods for teaching students to effectively search, analyze, and synthesize information from various media sources - Techniques for promoting critical thinking, skepticism, and media literacy skills in the classroom - Ways to address issues related to misinformation, fake news, and propaganda - Resources and tools for teaching media and information literacy, such as online platforms, educational software, and curriculum guides.

Stories about sharing

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Interesting stories about applying the skills I want to share.

I'd like to select ""Facilitation Skills On and Offline"" as the skill to share.

One interesting key element I'd like to highlight is the importance of creating an inclusive and engaging environment, both online and offline, to encourage active participation and meaningful discussions.

In a recent online workshop I facilitated, I utilized various facilitation techniques, such as breakout rooms, live polls, and interactive Q&A sessions, to keep participants engaged and motivated. To accommodate different learning styles and needs, I also provided optional captioning and translation services.

The success of this workshop was evident in the high level of participant engagement, with 95% of attendees actively contributing to discussions and providing positive feedback on the facilitation methods used. This experience demonstrated the value of effective facilitation skills in creating a productive and inclusive online environment.

My Resources

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