The event was devoted to the challenges of today’s digital reality, with particular emphasis on disinformation, the critical evaluation of information, as well as the development of competencies necessary for conscious and responsible participation in the online environment.
The meeting was opened by Dr Marta Kędzia, who introduced participants to the project and the theme of the event. Subsequently, Dr Joanna Ludwiczak, together with students Julia Jędrzejewska and Wiktoria Frontczak, presented issues related to the challenges of maintaining a mindful presence online. Dr hab. Anna Pamuła, Associate Professor at the University of Lodz, discussed the importance of competencies in recognising disinformation and educating others, while dr hab. Izabela Warwas, Associate Professor at the University of Lodz, presented a case study on disinformation using Zondacrypto as an example.
The meeting concluded with a discussion on the challenges of digital education, critical thinking and the role of the academic community in developing the competencies of the future.
The event formed part of an international series of national workshops organised within the “Teachers 4.0 Digital Age” project across six European countries. Their aim is to disseminate the project’s results, facilitate the exchange of experiences and support the development of modern educational practices.
