Who should participate?
Students who are eager to learn about topics related to AI Literacy, Information literacy and Metaliteracy in an intercultural learning scenario.
Course dates: July 20, 2026 – July 31, 2026
The scenario: In this workshop, you will conduct a cross-cultural comparison study of AI-generated information in different languages and national contexts. Drawing on concepts of information literacy and metaliteracy, you will collect, evaluate, and compare AI responses to identify similarities, differences, and their implications for information practices.
The learning tasks
- AI and Political Misinformation / Elections
- AI and Migration / Refugee Policy
- AI and Healthcare / Medical Misinformation
- AI and Climate Change Policy
- AI and Digital Surveillance / Data Privacy
- AI and Digital Media Arts
- AI and Warfare
Learning requirements
✓ Most importantly, be curious and open-minded
✓ English language proficiency: The course is fully held in English
✓ A substantial time commitment is expected
✓ Authentic and respectful way of communicating
Participation is not guaranteed, as the number of places is limited.
