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00:00 Introduction
01:25 What is digital literacy
01:52 Why there is a need for digital literacy 
04:55 Students ability to navigate misinformation and find factual information on divisive issues 
07:58 What the literature says about teaching digital literacy 
10:55 Practical ways to teach students how to find information online
13:02 Practical ways to teach students how to evaluate information online
18:42 Some barriers to teaching digital literacy skills 
21:00 Conclusion 

Check out the NAP ICT Literacy Reports here:
https://www.nap.edu.au/nap-sample-assessments/results-and-reports 

Read about Internet Reciprocal Teaching: 
https://teachnewliteracies.wordpress.com/internet-reciprocal-teaching/ 

Read about CRAAP: 
https://ecu.au.libguides.com/information-essentials/evaluation-tests 

Digital literacy exercise examples: 
Burkhardt, J. M., MacDonald, M. C., & Rathemacher, A. J. (2016). Teaching information literacy reframed : 50+ framework-based exercises for creating information-literate learners. American Library Association.

Episode 1 - Teaching Digital Literacy within Humanities

Last year, IRC launched Safe Space to Learn, a digital literacy curriculum designed specifically for women and girls in humanitarian settings. In this episode, we’ll talk with one of the authors of the curriculum and the person who led its pilot in Yemen. Listen in to hear about the impetus for the curriculum, what’s included and how the pilot went.

Safety and Empowerment in Digital Spaces: https://gbvresponders.org/safety-and-empowerment-in-digital-spaces/

Safe Space to Learn Digital Literacy Curriculum: https://rescue.box.com/s/owqe7wpnfzchud59z6trfanqjc18j5uw
Operationalization Guide: https://gbvresponders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Safe-Space-to-Learn-Operationalization-2.pdf

Learning Brief: https://gbvresponders.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Digital-Literacy-Learning-Brief-1.pdf

Can We Build A Safer Digital World For Women?

In collaboration with SLAV, library professional Rachel Nixon chats with library and industry professionals talking all things school libraries.
In the fourth episode Rachel interviews three guests speakers who attended the 2024 SLAV Conference. 
Sit back and relax as Rachel chats with Australian author Danielle Binks, Head of Australia Reads Anna Burkey and Head of Library at St Paul's School in Brisbane Madison Dearnaley. Together they discuss all things digital literacy, the importance of promoting Australian authors and stories and how to improve reading culture in our schools.  


2024 SLAV Podcast Episode Four: 2024 SLAV Conference

Today, we welcome a very special guest onto the podcast, Dr. Tom Chatfield, a British author, tech philosopher, and educator. Tom’s work focuses on the intersection of technology, culture, and human behavior. He’s the author of several books, including "Wise Animals," which explores the evolving relationship between humanity and technology, and the best-selling textbook "Critical Thinking," which is used widely in academic settings. Tom is also known for his debut novel, "This is Gomorrah," which was shortlisted for major thriller awards and won France’s 2020 Prix Douglas Kennedy for the year’s best foreign thriller.

In addition to his writing, Tom is a thought leader on topics like AI ethics, digital literacy, and future skills. He collaborates with universities, business schools, and companies to improve our understanding of technology’s role in education, policy, and engagement. He’s spoken at global platforms like TED, the Cannes Lions Festival, and the Houses of Parliament, and regularly contributes to media outlets like the BBC.

We're very excited to chat with Tom today and dive into his insights on technology and the future of our digital world.

Episode 52 - Tom Chatfield, Author, Educator & Tech Philosopher

Welcome to "AI with Shaily," where Shailendra Kumar, your knowledgeable host, delves into the intricate world of artificial intelligence and its significant impact on society today. 🎙️ Shaily takes us on an enlightening journey through the digital landscape, highlighting the challenges and transformations that AI brings to various sectors, especially law enforcement.

Imagine a high-stakes digital battleground where law enforcement agencies are in a race against time to combat criminals who are becoming increasingly sophisticated with the use of AI. 🚨 This scenario is not just a plot from a thrilling movie; it's a pressing reality that Europol has recently brought to light. The alarming rise of AI in organized crime is reshaping the underworld in ways that are beyond the imagination of even the most creative crime writers.

Shaily paints a vivid picture of the dangers posed by generative AI, which can create disturbing content, including child sexual abuse material. Additionally, the rise of AI-driven voice cloning has opened new avenues for identity theft, making criminals more tech-savvy than ever before. It's as if AI has become their secret weapon in a new age of crime. 💻🔍

The narrative doesn't stop there. Shaily introduces the concept of cryptocurrency as a modern playground for laundering money, complicating the efforts of investigators trying to track illicit activities. With the emergence of AI-controlled crime networks, we are witnessing the rise of autonomous criminal enterprises that are continuously evolving and becoming more intelligent. The potential threat of quantum computing further complicates matters, as it could easily break current encryption methods, making it easier for criminals to operate undetected. 🕵️‍♂️💰

In the midst of this chaos, Shaily emphasizes the importance of addressing the dual nature of AI. Social media is alive with discussions about how we can change the narrative surrounding AI's use in crime. Law enforcement is stepping up its game with AI-powered countermeasures, leading to a digital arms race where both criminals and authorities are leveraging technology to outsmart one another. ⚔️

Shaily provides a crucial takeaway for everyone: digital literacy is essential. It's important for all of us, not just technology experts, to be aware of the risks associated with AI and to verify sources of information. A friendly voice on the phone could very well be a synthetic imposter, so caution is key. 🔒

As the conversation wraps up, Shailendra leaves us with a powerful reminder: "We have to move at the speed of the technology. Otherwise, criminals will." This quote serves as a wake-up call to all of us as we navigate this complex landscape. 

To stay informed and engaged, Shaily encourages listeners to subscribe to his channels on platforms like YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium. He invites everyone to share their thoughts on whether current regulations are sufficient or if we are perpetually lagging behind in this ever-evolving world. Let's tackle these challenges together and remain curious! 🌍✨

AI vs. Crime: The Digital Battlefield of Tomorrow

Welcome to “AI with Shaily,” hosted by Shailendra Kumar, where the latest and most pressing issues in artificial intelligence are explored with clarity and insight. Today’s topic shines a spotlight on a disturbing trend emerging on popular social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. This trend involves AI-generated videos featuring hyper-realistic women in bikinis conducting street interviews. These videos are not only visually striking but are also causing a significant stir by attracting sexist and misogynistic comments, thereby influencing social media culture in a troubling way. 🌐🤖👙

Imagine scrolling through your feed and stumbling upon a video so lifelike it seems real—a sunny beach backdrop, a woman in a bikini asking men questions on the street. But here’s the twist: these videos are completely fabricated using advanced AI tools such as Google’s Veo 3 generator. The men featured in the videos are also AI-generated, responding with crude or sexist remarks to staged bystanders who react with laughter or shock, which only intensifies the sexist atmosphere. 🎥✨🧠

Why is this important? These AI-created clips are saturating social media by the millions and gaining viral popularity because the platforms’ algorithms favor provocative and engaging content. What appears to be harmless entertainment is, in fact, a sophisticated and low-cost AI content factory churning out sexist narratives that normalize misogyny. Cybersecurity experts like those at GetReal Security confirm that these visuals are so realistic that it becomes nearly impossible to tell what’s real and what’s AI-generated, creating a serious challenge for digital truth and trust. 🔥📲⚠️

Not long ago, deepfakes and synthetic media were mostly seen as tech novelties or experimental tools. Now, they have been weaponized—not just for pranks or trolling but to reinforce harmful stereotypes and deepen societal biases. These videos make public what some might have only whispered in private, thereby normalizing attitudes that cause real harm to people in everyday life. 💻🚫👎

So, what can we do about it? Shailendra offers a crucial bonus tip: whenever you encounter content that seems suspicious or raises doubts, take a moment to question its authenticity. Look for telltale signs of AI generation such as unnatural eye movements, overly perfect lighting, or visuals that seem too polished. Supporting platforms and tools that encourage digital literacy and fact-checking is essential because awareness is our strongest defense against misinformation and manipulation. 🕵️‍♂️🔍✅

Before wrapping up, Shaily invites us to reflect on a vital question: How can we harness AI’s incredible creative power without allowing it to amplify our worst tendencies? As AI technology advances, our commitment to ethics, empathy, and responsible use must grow alongside it. 💡❤️🤝

To close, Shailendra shares a thought-provoking quote from computer scientist Tim O’Reilly: “The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow.” Let’s work together to make sure that this digital town square remains a place of respect, truth, and unity—not deception and division. 🏙️🌍✊

Stay connected with Shaily on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more detailed AI news and insights. If this topic resonated with you or sparked questions, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments—Shaily loves engaging with the community. Don’t forget to subscribe to “AI with Shaily” so you never miss an update. Until next time, keep questioning, keep learning, and keep building a better AI future! 🚀📚🤖✨

AI with Shaily: Unmasking the Rise of Sexist Deepfake Videos on Social Media

Unlock the secrets of data mastery with Shailendra, a 27-year veteran in AI, ML, and Data Science, driving AU$ 6 Billion in transformative value. As the author of 'Making Money out of Data,' their strategies redefine digital success. With expertise honed at IBM and Accenture, they drive innovation and data monetization. Explore how loyalty programs like Flybuys and Everyday Rewards revolutionize business—connect with Shaily today.

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