歐盟研究:14歲青少年數位素養差距

2024年12月16日

歐盟委員會的一項研究顯示,歐盟內43%的14歲學生缺乏基本的數位技能。來自較高社會經濟背景的學生表現持續優於同儕,這突顯了父母教育水平和家庭資源的影響。值得注意的是,女孩平均表現比男孩高出7.9%,然而女性在歐盟的ICT專家中僅佔20%。(歐盟委員會,歐洲教育區域)

New Camps Alert: Minecraft & Roblox Adventures Await!

This school break, we’re introducing three brand-new camps for young creators who love Minecraft and Roblox! In our Minecraft Maze Master Camp, kids will design their own Escape Room adventure, learning redstone mechanics to create secret rooms, logic puzzles, and hidden traps. In our Minecraft Movie Camp, campers will become content creators, mastering video editing and cinematic techniques while producing their own Minecraft videos using Replay Mod and WeVideo. For those passionate about game development, our Roblox Multiverse Camp lets kids build their own teleportation-based game, learning to design interactive worlds and script exciting challenges in Roblox Studio. Each camp blends creativity, digital skills, and hands-on learning, giving kids a chance to bring their ideas to life. Join the adventure and start creating today!

Meta Cuts Fact-Checking: Why Digital Literacy Matters

In January 2025, Meta Platforms announced the discontinuation of its third-party fact-checking program on Facebook and Instagram, opting instead for a user-driven "Community Notes" system similar to that of X (formerly Twitter). This shift has raised concerns among experts and users about the potential increase in misinformation and hate speech on these platforms. Critics argue that relying on user-generated content moderation may be less effective than professional fact-checking, potentially exacerbating the spread of false information. As online environments evolve, it becomes more important than ever to teach our children about fake news, hoaxes, safe internet use, and netiquette.

Source: https://www.wsj.com/tech/social-media-companies-decide-content-moderation-is-trending-down-25380d25