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Tweeter et/ou informer?

Year of production: 2019

Image is illustrative. Lisa Fotios (Pexels)

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Social networks are present in the daily life of middle and high school students. How to support them in the necessary reflection on the production of online content?

Language: French

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CLEMI

CLEMI (Center for Media and Information Education), a service of Réseau Canopé, operator of the Ministry of National Education and Youth, is responsible for media and information education (ÉMI) throughout the French education system.

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