ComCom Trains 40 Teachers in Batumi as Part of the Project to Integrate Media Literacy into Formal Education
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Communications Commission trained around 40 teachers in Batumi. The seminar was led by media literacy trainer Ani Gvetadze, who introduced the teaching module to the participants. The meeting was attended by around 30 teachers who will be teaching the subject of media literacy in schools. The project to integrate media literacy into formal education began in 2022, and serves to introduce an optional subject for...
ComCom Member Holds Meetings with Deputy Director General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology...
Communications Commission member Ekaterine Imedadze held important meetings with Deputy Director General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission, Renate Nikolay, at the Mobile World Congress organised by the Groupe Speciale Mobile Association (GSMA). The main topic of discussion during the meetings in Barcelona was the provision of support for the telecommunications industry in Georgia, namely through ComCom’s membership in the Body of European...
ComCom Members Hold Important Meetings with Representatives of International Organisations and Telecom Sector
Communications Commission members Ekaterine Imedadze and Natia Kukuladze, along with other ComCom representatives, held important meetings with representatives of international organisations and the telecom sector at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) organised by the Groupe Speciale Mobile Association (GSMA). The aim of the meetings was to deepen international cooperation and help develop strategic projects. The topics discussed during the meetings in Barcelona included various areas of...
ComCom Trains 70 Teachers in Zestaponi and Kutaisi through the Media Literacy Teaching Module
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Communications Commission has trained around 70 teachers in Zestaponi and Kutaisi. Training was led by media literacy trainer Rusudan Karkadze. Participants learned about the teaching module and completed practical assignments that will help them teach the media literacy class to students. The project to integrate media literacy into formal education began in 2022, and serves to introduce an optional subject for 10th...
ComCom Trains 200 People in Khelvachauri as Part of the Digital Support Programme
As part of the Digital Support Programme, the Communications Commission has trained more than 100 people from the villages of Tkhilnari and Acharistskali in the Municipality of Khelvachauri in media literacy and safe use of the internet. The programme was launched in the municipality on 13 February, and around 200 locals have already undergone training. Participants learned how to search for information, create and use email, use Google Maps and Google Translate, share locations and use...
ComCom Trains 30 Teachers in Zugdidi as Part of the Project to Integrate Media Literacy into Formal Education
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Communications Commission trained around 30 teachers in Zugdidi. The seminar was led by media literacy trainer Ani Gvetadze, who introduced the teaching module to the participants. The meeting was attended by around 30 teachers who will be teaching the subject of media literacy in schools. The project to integrate media literacy into formal education began in 2022, and serves to introduce an optional subject for 10th...
More than 30 Teachers in the Pankisi Gorge Trained to Teach Media Literacy
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Communications Commission trained more than 30 teachers in the Pankisi Gorge. The seminar was led by media literacy trainer Ani Gvetadze, who discussed the issues of implementing and teaching media literacy in schools with the teachers. The project is being implemented across the country, including settlements with a high concentration of ethnic minorities. The project to integrate media literacy into formal education...
30 Teachers Trained in Marneuli as Part of the Project to Integrate Media Literacy into Formal Education
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Communications Commission trained around 30 teachers in the Municipality of Marneuli. The seminar was led by media literacy trainer Manana Jincharadze, who informed the participants about the project. The meeting was attended by teachers who will be teaching the media literacy subject in schools. The project is being implemented across the country, including settlements with a high concentration of ethnic...
“How to Cover Cultural News?” – Media Academy Seminar for Journalists
The Media Academy of the Communications Commission hosted a seminar for journalists and journalism students by theatre scholar and journalist Nikoloz Tsulukidze, titled “How to Cover Cultural News.” Participants had the opportunity to learn about the peculiarities of covering cultural news and the skills required for journalists operating in this competitive field. During the two-day seminar, the TV presenter shared his 15-year experience with the journalists and discussed practical...
Training provided for more than 100 Teachers as Part of the Project to integrate Media Literacy into Formal...
As part of the project to integrate media literacy into formal education, the Media Academy of the Communications Commission hosted the third seminar for teachers who will be teaching media literacy in schools. The seminar was led by media literacy trainer Ani Gvetadze, who instructed the teachers in theoretical and practical topics. Approximately 100 teachers were trained across Tbilisi in total. The project to integrate media literacy into formal education began in 2022, and serves to...