AMMAN
— The Ministry of Government Communications recently hosted an ad hoc training
program on "Media and Information Literacy," in collaboration with
the Al Hussein Fund for Excellence and the Jordan Media Institute.
The
initiative attracted 66 young men and women volunteers who participated in the
free training program organized by the Crown Prince Foundation and the King
Abdullah II Fund for Development. The program spanned three days and took place
in the governorates of Irbid, Karak, and Aqaba, the Jordan News Agency, Petra
reported.
Training
sessions focused on teaching participants about media and information literacy,
verifying rumors and misleading news, identifying hate speech in media and
social platforms, and promoting digital safety among youth. The ministry's
statement emphasized that the primary goal of the program was to enhance the skills and knowledge of 75 individuals aged 16 to 25 in six different
governorates: Irbid, Karak, Aqaba, Zarqa, Jerash, and Ma’an.
The
training program will be conducted successively in these cities over three
months, with each workshop running for three days.
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AMMAN
— The Ministry of Government Communications recently hosted an ad hoc training
program on "Media and Information Literacy," in collaboration with
the Al Hussein Fund for Excellence and the
Jordan Media Institute.
The
initiative attracted 66 young men and women volunteers who participated in the
free training program organized by the
Crown Prince Foundation and the King
Abdullah II Fund for Development. The program spanned three days and took place
in the governorates of Irbid, Karak, and Aqaba, the Jordan News Agency, Petra
reported.
Training
sessions focused on teaching participants about media and information literacy,
verifying rumors and misleading news, identifying hate speech in media and
social platforms, and promoting digital safety among youth. The ministry's
statement emphasized that the primary goal of the program was to
enhance the skills and knowledge of 75 individuals aged 16 to 25 in six different
governorates: Irbid, Karak, Aqaba, Zarqa, Jerash, and Ma’an.
The
training program will be conducted successively in these cities over three
months, with each workshop running for three days.
Read more National news
Jordan News
