The Public Media Alliance is "a non-profit organisation funded by over
fifty public media organisations, including the BBC, Australian
Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Zweites Deutches Fernsehen (ZDF), the
Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and Thai PBS"
One of their latest news stories is of an education train that acts as a moving classroom, which has been expnanded with "a car on the subject of “fake news”... The new content aims to promote the media literacy of students and to help them distinguish fakes from facts." by the Swiss public broadcaster SRG.
Public Media Alliance. (2024, August 21). Fake or fact: SRG and SBB launch new module for SBB school and adventure train. https://www.publicmediaalliance.org/fake-or-fact-srg-and-sbb-launch-new-module-for-sbb-school-and-adventure-train/ (there is the further information in teh German-language original)
Photo © SBB CFF FFS titled Innenansicht Wagen "Fake News", SBB Schul- und Erlebniszug, 15.08.2024 [interior of the Fake news car, SBB school and experience train] obtained from their media centre here.
I was attracted to the PMA website by a UNESCO news story: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/building-media-literacy-educators-and-journalists-engage-unesco-supported-bootcamps-caribbean
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