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Academia 2 years ago
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Digital literacy, not censorship, is key to mitigating social media harm
The manipulation of public opinion through social media is particularly concerning in contexts where internet freedom is limited, as this reduces the availability of diverse information and increases the impacts of propaganda.
Academia 2 years ago
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Integrating digital skills in ASEAN education to boost digital literacy
ASEAN needs to ramp up its education system to increase digital literacy among students across all member states, ideally through formal education, so the region's future leaders are equipped to engage and thrive in the digital transition.
Academia 2 years ago
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Understanding the challenges and solutions of the digital payment boom
It is likely that the so-called network effect since the pandemic-era surge in digital transactions has highlighted the challenges that still remain in closing the gap in digital payment adoption between Java and regions outside the major island.
Politics 2 years ago
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AI-fueled disinformation in Southeast Asia shows need for fact-checking, literacy
As technology gets more sophisticated with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), Southeast Asian nations need to improve their fact-checking abilities and literacy to combat disinformation, a study found.
Front Row 2 years ago
ASEAN Digital Literacy Programme paves way to digital literacy for students with disabilities
In today’s digital age, it is of paramount importance to enable everyone, regardless of their physical condition, to be digitally literate, not only to combat the spread of false information, but to maintain productivity.
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