In the scope of GamiLearning Project, a Media and Information Literacy scale for 5th-9th graders was developed, and is already validated in Portugal.

This tool allows to assess the self-perceived Media and Information Literacy skills in three different dimensions, and aims to be an indicator, to be used by teachers and researchers in their work.

The scale is already available for free download here (portuguese only).

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The GamiLearning Project researchers Conceição Costa, Kathleen Tyner, Sara Henriques and Carla Sousa published a paper on the International Journal of Game-Based Learning (Volume 8, Issue 2), named “Game Creation in Youth Media and Information Literacy Education”. In this study, you can find major insights about GamiLearning’s fieldwork results.

You can read the author version here.

The principal researcher of GamiLearning, Professor Conceição Costa, will be in Graz, Austria, on October, to participate in the 11th European Conference on Game Based Learning.

The presented work is called “Games for Media and Information Literacy (MIL) – Developing Media and Information Literacy Skills in children through Digital Games Creation” and the abstract can be read
here.