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Fact-Checking Masterclass

Fact-Checking Masterclass

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Training pre-requisites:

Training participants would be required to have the following:
  1. Laptop: Bring a laptop or tablet with you for the practical sessions. Having a personal device will allow you to actively participate and engage with the training materials, including assessing the web tools.
  2. Good Internet Connection: The webinar will be conducted online, so we encourage you to have a reliable internet connection
  3. Webinar platform access: Download and Install the Zoom application. We will share login details with participants once they apply for the training.
  4. Reading materials: We have curated a short introductory online course on Verification for you. We encourage you to take the self-paced course before the webinar.
  5. Pre-training survey: Once you complete the application form, you will be asked to complete a 7-minute pre-training survey form to assess your baseline knowledge and customise the training support for you.Participants will receive premium access to tools introduced during the training (where applicable), providing a lasting resource for their investigative endeavours. Interested participants can register for the webinar via this link. The deadline for application is 12 January 2024.
For further inquiries, please get in touch with CfA through academy@codeforafrica.org.

The Speaker

Academy Africa

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The Organisation

Code for Africa

Code for Africa (CfA) is the continent’s largest network of indigenous African civic technology and investigative data journalism laboratories, with over 100 staff in 21 countries, who build digital democracy solutions that are intended to give citizens unfettered access to actionable information that empowers them to make informed decisions and that strengthen civic engagement for improved public governance and accountability.

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