This free online course by the Alliance of Democracies explores disinformation and deepfake threats in elections. Learn how fake news and AI-generated media can undermine electoral integrity, examine cases like foreign election interference, and discover strategies to detect and counter false narratives.
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This free, self-paced 3-hour course by Stanford University (via Coursera) explores how digital tools and platforms affect elections and democracy. Using the 2020 U.S. presidential election as a case study, it examines social media, misinformation, polarization, and strategies to support electoral integrity.
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This free, on-demand MOOC by UNESCO, UNDP, and the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas (University of Texas at Austin) explores the impact of digital technologies on elections. Participants learn about disinformation, social media manipulation, AI, and strategies for transparent, inclusive electoral information through global case studies.
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Explore governance, democracy, elections, and communication in this free, self-paced MOOC by the International Political Science Association (IPSA) in partnership with leading universities. Open to all, it’s ideal for anyone interested in political systems and democratic monitoring.
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This free six-week online course from The University of Hong Kong & Stony Brook University (via Coursera) builds essential news literacy skills. Learn to spot misinformation, verify facts, and critically evaluate media, fostering responsible news consumption and civic engagement in the digital age.
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