This course introduces learners to two concepts of Information Integrity and Information Disorders online. It explores the threats posed by misinformation, disinformation, and hate speech in the digital age. Learners will gain knowledge of key definitions, as well as an understanding of these issues against the backdrop of Artificial Intelligence adoption. The course also provides training on case studies and policy approaches which aim to stem the decline of Information Integrity.
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Information Integrity
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Course Objectives
By the end of this course, learners will:
- Accurately define Disinformation, Misinformation, and Hate Speech.
- Gain knowledge of the Global Principles on Information Integrity
- Identify key actors working to stem the tide of Information Disorders.
- Evaluate existing strategies and policies addressing Information Disorders
- Develop practical, context-specific solutions to promote Information Integrity.
Who can take this course?
- Civil society organizations and human rights advocates.
- Policymakers and regulators in the ICT sector.
- Educators and researchers
- Youth leaders, activists, and community organizers.
- Media professionals, journalists and content creators.
- Any other interested stakeholders tracked by MERL.
Course Format
Video| Notes | Quizzes
Other Details
- Earn a Certificate.
- Self-Paced Learning.
- 3 Hours of on-demand learning
Learning Content
- Understanding Information Disorders
- Understanding Information Integrity
- Key threats to Information Integrity
- Information Integrity in the age of AI
- Approaches to promoting information integrity
Course Facilitator
Chiti Mutati
Researcher, Advocate and Project Manager
Facilitator's Bio
Chiti Mutati is a researcher, advocate and project manager with years of experience in the spheres of technology and telecommunications policy and regulation. She possesses a BA(Hons) in Politics and Law and an LL.M in International Legal Practice.
She is passionate about the immense social and economic development potential offered by the ethical use of the internet and new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, and the Internet of Things. Her interest is in helping to shape the African approach to embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution in an equitable manner.