Toolkit dissemination activity of our Critical Internet Usage project

    TOOLKIT OF CRITICAL INTERNET USAGE 2020‐1‐PL01‐KA204‐081756 Critical Internet Usage! It is a project specifically for adults, managed by Fundacja Pro Scientia Publica (Poland), with the joint participation of Nazilli Lifelong Teacher Association (Turkey) and Kairos Europe Ltd (United Kingdom). It is planned to last from December 1, 2020 to November 30, 2022. Cybersecurity starts with critical thinking, so the “Critical Internet usage” project aims to strengthen the self-confidence of Internet users and develop their awareness of the risks they may face. Within the scope of the project, it was decided to organize two sessions consisting only of trainers for the purposes of introducing the "Toolkit" training set, which was created by the cooperation of all participating partners, to our stakeholders, and to identify the parts that could be developed. As Nazhayat, we carried out our first activity with 10 participants. We received evaluations from our participants; trainers/teachers in different institutions in the 'question-answer-suggestion' section. In today's session of our training set, which consists of three parts, we completed the "Critical Thinking Online " topic created by Kairos Europe in the first hour. The general definition and subject headings of the second part, "Fake News" prepared by Nazhayat were discussed superficially and independent definitions were made. In the second dissemination activity, this issue will be discussed more detailed and part 3 'Creativity training in the context of teaching about Internet security',by Fundacja Pro Scientia Publica will be completed.








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