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PROGRAM / SCHEDULE.

9h00 - 10h30 > Conference Opening

Miguel Cabrita (To be confirmed)

Secretary of State of Labor and Vocational Training

Maria Emília Brederode dos Santos

President of the National Education Council

João Sebastião

Diretor of CIES-IUL

Gustavo Cardoso

Full Professor of Communication, ISCTE-IUL

Charis Xinari

Project Coordinator for The European MediaCoach Initiative, European University Cyprus

Coffee Break

10h45 – 12h45 > Panel 1: Activism and Media Literacy in Practice

Engaging citizens through digital platforms for democratic and sustainable societies

Inês Santos Moura • Vania Baldi

Portuguese policies in Media Education: the role of professional journalists

Vitor Tomé • Miguel Crespo • Sofia Branco • Isabel Nery

Teaching Media Literacy in Bulgaria

Danail Danov

Drafting a Media Literacy curriculum for Education professionals and Youth workers: A blended learning approach

Marios Vryonides • Christina Stavrou • Charis Xinaris • Thomas Photiades

Bullying or cyber bullying? Which one is the worst in nowadays?

Georgia Kyprianou

Lunch Break

14h00 – 16h00 > Panel 2: New digital devices, new challenges in media literacy?

​Technology, the power of the mass-media public?

Marian Popovici

Emotional Literacy reflection on Virtual Social Experience

Thomas Photiadis

New challenges whilst using new media, new meanings whilst reading the world

Fernanda Bonacho • Maria José Mata • Anabela Sousa Lopes • Maria Inácia Rezola • Zélia Santos

Media literacy as social and symbolic capital: the challenges to music production in the Internet age

Paula Gomes-Ribeiro

Competent to disconnect?

Ana Jorge

Coffee Break

16h15 – 18h15 > Panel 3: Digital literacy and policy

Implementing a media coach initiative in Cyprus: Lessons from an environmental assessment

Charis Xinaris • Thomas Photiades • Christina Stavrou • Marios Vryonides

Media education within the Autonomy and Curriculum Flexibility Project – a study on primary and secondary schools

Elzbieta Bobrowicz-Campos • Isabel Festas • Armanda Matos • Ana Seixas

Digital literacy and policy-making by Independent Regulatory Authorities

Antigoni Themistokleous

Comparative study: digital literacy as a part of formal education in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia

Aleksandra Ivanković

Digital Science: Citizens’ Perceptions of Science in Portugal

João Estevens • Jussara Rowland • Ana Delicado

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