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The master class will be held in Russian language and translated into Romanian. The expert is expected to share his knowledge, capitalizing on his own experience and answering questions so as to help participants understand the tools and abilities needed to identify manipulation and develop critical thinking.
The lesson plan shall be prepared by the trainer, and the lesson shall comprise pre-recorded video content and interactive tasks. In addition, participants should be able to ask questions and share their thoughts, and the trainer should provide answers to the questions he finds the most helpful to all participants. Answers should be recorded so they could be viewed by all users.
The target audience includes university and high school students, media professionals, bloggers, civic activists and the general public.
Conditions for submission of applications:
Applications shall include the following information:
CV
General presentation of the applicant
Lesson plan
Budget planned
Applications shall be submitted by e-mail to Olga Lanovaia, IJC program coordinator, at olanovaia@ijc.md, with copies to Cristina Mogildea, cmogildea@ijc.md. The reception of applications will be confirmed within two working days. The chosen applicants will be notified about the fact that they were selected within eight working days after the deadline for submission of applications.
Deadline for submission of applications is October 29, 2017. Contact person: Olga Lanovaia, program coordinator. Telephone: 022 213 652 or 079113769.
The online master class is being organized by the Independent Journalism Center as a partner of the “Media Enabling Democracy, Inclusion and Accountability in Moldova” (MEDIA-M) project, funded by USAID and implemented by Internews.
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The "Media Enabling Democracy, Inclusion and Accountability in Moldova" (MEDIA-M) is a five-year activity project that aims to promote the development of an independent, professional media that gives citizens access to a variety of perspectives, and to create a media sector that is more resilient to political and financial pressures. The MEDIA-M project is funded by USAID and implemented by Internews.
