On 12 and 13 February 2026, the Almada Municipal Library launched a training programme for librarians focused on fake news as part of the Erasmus+ project NEDLib – Digital Competence and Information Literacy for Librarians. Under the theme “Between Truth and Lies”, the training introduced participants to the growing challenges of disinformation and misinformation in

The first training for librarians in Latvia was held within the Erasmus+ project NEDLib – Digital Competences and Information Literacy for Librarians. The training combined theoretical and practical activities and introduced participants to two key topics: information literacy and media literacy. Participants explored methods for evaluating information resources and applied them through group work and

The Ion Creangă Branch of the Bucharest Metropolitan Library hosted the first workshop dedicated to digital skills and media literacy for library users within the NEDLib – Digital Skills and Information Literacy for Librarians project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme. The workshop aimed to strengthen participants’ ability to navigate the digital environment responsibly by promoting

On 4–5 February 2026, the Salaspils Municipality Library hosted a training programme for librarians as part of the NEDLib – Digital Competences and Information Literacy for Librarians project. The two-day training combined theoretical presentations with interactive practical activities, introducing participants to the project’s objectives and key learning modules. Special attention was given to the importance

On 20 January 2026, the first Media Literacy Workshop under the NEDLib – Digital Skills and Information Literacy for Librarians project was held at the “Ion Creanga” Branch of the Bucharest Metropolitan Library. The four-hour training session was delivered by Mariana Gavrila and Florin Preda, who introduced participants to practical approaches for addressing the challenges