Teach online safety with film for Internet Safety Month! Our Media Literacy Collection includes classroom-ready lessons on Fake News, Media Analysis, Propaganda, and Social Media. Great for Digital Literacy, English, Media Literacy, and Social Studies. For grades 6-12 & adult/higher ed.

https://journeysinfilm.org/film/media-literacy-and-journalism-lessons/?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=social+media&utm_campaign=Internet+Safety+Month&utm_id=June+2026&utm_content=link

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Union of Concerned Scientists: Your Anti-Disinformation Safety Chain for Danger Season. “We’re now officially in Danger Season 2026—the period between May and October when North America experiences its worst climate impacts—and we should expect disinformation to ramp up on social media and other platforms. It’s the time when maintaining what I call the ‘safety chain’ matters most.”

Kids Taught To Wrestle With Online Data

216 Quebec students in grades 4-6 are learning to check online info. The program teaches how to find good websites and rank search results.

#DigitalLiteracy, #QuebecEducation, #OnlineSafety, #MediaLiteracy, #StudentSkills

https://newsletter.tf/quebec-schools-teach-kids-check-online-info/

216 students in Quebec are learning to be smarter online. This program teaches them how to spot trustworthy websites, unlike last year's focus.

#DigitalLiteracy, #QuebecEducation, #OnlineSafety, #MediaLiteracy, #StudentSkills
https://newsletter.tf/quebec-schools-teach-kids-check-online-info/

I've just redefined « open source ». By rewriting entirely the firsts introduction sentences of open source in Wikipedia. Following years old complaints from the community regarding the scope and lack of focus of the page.

Page link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source

Let's see what may survive... I need now to let it stabilize and see where community debates may lead.

Tried to do my best to introduce this complex, conflictual and evolutive notion. It is far from a trivial task where every word must be carefully considered and will be scrutinised.

There are multiple layers to take care about:
1/ Open source as a practice of making source code available
2/ One dominant view based on the Open Source Definition, but other conflictual usages of the term
3/ An expansion of the concept beyond software (source files/design documents)
4/ (Open) collaborative practices implicitly associated (not considered for now, I leave it to the old confusing content)

I started with the core and most common understanding, based on the Open Source Definition and Open Source Initiative interpretation.

Then I introduce the controversy within the software community to encompass the different points of view and interpretations. This is about neutrality regarding terminology usage (and I think this "neutrality" requirement may be a precious help to resist OSD/OSI proponents).

OSD/OSI was not clearly present before; I wish that shedding light on them may contribute to deconstruct their position overtime.

The open source page covers already various applications of open source terminology, therefore I explain how it extends beyond software.

« Open source » is a very politically charged term. I expect debate, disagreement and potentially conflicts to improve it. I hope it will be a powerful basis to enable discussions to bring creative destruction.

This is a fluid terminology and Wikipedia is, in a way, conservative. I hope this lays a solid foundation for supporting this semantic evolution.

I'm wondering if Wikipedia may be one of the best places to debate over the meaning of « open source ». « Open source » is commonly referred as software but is not about software, so here we are 🤷

Work related to the citizen research « Open Source 2.0 : From Open Source Software to Open Source Resources? » : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20237079

#OpenModels #OpenScience #OpenEducation #OpenSource #DigitalCommons #OpenData #OpenStandard #DigitalLiteracy #wikipedia

Had an intervention last week to introduce open models and digital commons at the @University of San Carlos (Cebu City, Philippines) with the team of their Tech Hub. And because why not, I came also with a curious friend/student from @University of Cebu!

Some outcomes: an invitation for a potential intervention for students during their summer school, and suggested them to provide training for the librarians and IT department to enable a stronger appropriation of this complex knowledge.

This builds on earlier work with Inabanga College of Arts & Sciences in Bohol done in collaboration with @cvisnet. Based on their interests regarding open models education, currently trying to open the discussion with the @Department of Science and Technology (Philippines) to find support and then imagine reaching other institutions in the region on these grounds.

These topics remain quite new in the country, in Asia, spreading some knowledge to help people grasp and embrace these fundamental dynamics of our digital world.

If you're part of an organization working around research and education, wishing to contribute to build a robust digital literacy around these emerging challenges which are shaping the modern scientific and education revolution (at very least), I'm genuinely open to discuss potential collaboration to help you better master these open practices.

A digital nomad who tries to act local while thinking global, wanting to contribute to change in the world 🌏

Knowledge base on Open Models: https://open-models.org
To organize an online meeting: https://cal.com/open-models

#OpenModels #OpenScience #OpenEducation #OpenSource #DigitalCommons #OpenData #OpenStandard #DigitalLiteracy #Philippines