ADAPT’s AlgoWatch project presented at Dublin Castle
Algowatch project was awarded the Best Media Literacy Initiative for Young People at the annual Media Literacy Ireland (MLI) Awards, held at Virgin Media Studios in Dublin, Ireland.… Read More
The European project Algowatch focuses on educating the general public about the challenges of algorithms and Artificial Intelligence (Algo- and AI-literacy) in the field of information and digital citizenship, and follows on from the previous European project CrossOver. It was awarded as part of the CREA-MIL strand of the European Commission’s Creative Europe programme.



The ALGOWATCH work plan includes four main activities:
ALGOWATCH is being developed by a consortium made up of Savoir Devenir (France), Maynooth University (Ireland), Association for Communication and Media Culture -DKMK (Croatia) and Iscte-University Institute of Lisbon (Portugal).
ALGOWATCH is being developed by a consortium made up of Savoir Devenir (France), Maynooth University (Ireland), Association for Communication and Media Culture -DKMK (Croatia) and Iscte-University Institute of Lisbon (Portugal).

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Algowatch project was awarded the Best Media Literacy Initiative for Young People at the annual Media Literacy Ireland (MLI) Awards, held at Virgin Media Studios in Dublin, Ireland.… Read More
Algowatch project was awarded the Best Media Literacy Initiative for Young People at the annual Media Literacy Ireland (MLI) Awards, held at Virgin Media Studios in Dublin, Ireland.… Read More
Last week, Aphra Kerr and D. Rahiman delivered a workshop titled “The Role of Libraries in a World of AI and Misinformation” to 40 librarians at Waterford City Hall. The session used materials developed through the AlgoWatch project, adapted for the Irish context.… Read More