Course
“Activism in cyberspace as a hybrid threats counter”
Academic year 2023-2024
Jean Monnet Module Erasmus+
“Civil society in conflict resolution process:
the EU experience for Ukraine”
101084973 — EURoCoRP — ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH
ACTIVISM IN CYBERSPACE AS A HYBRID THREATS COUNTER
Course Content (1)
Topic 1: Hybrid threats in social networks: the realities of the XXI century.
Topic 2: Classification of social networks.
Topic 3: Mechanisms of inciting conflicts in social networks.
Topic 4: Types of information influences.
Topic 5: Infodemia and Information Chaos.
Topic 6: Public practice of counteracting misinformation and propaganda.
Topic 7: Media literacy.
Topic 8: Development of Soft skills to counter misinformation and propaganda.
Topic 9: European information policy.
Topic 10: Information policy of Ukraine.
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Topic 11: Regulatory regulation of information security.
Topic 12: Anti-disinformation policy: EU practice, implementation in Ukraine.
Topic 13: EU Disinformation Organization.
Topic 14: Information warfare and operations of influence.
Topic 15: Cyberwarfare - threat awareness and counteraction.
Topic 16: Attacking information weapon.
Topic 17: New technologies in mitigating and countering hybrid threats.
Topic 18: Information security and cybersecurity.
Topic 19: Regulatory and Legal Enforcement of Cyber Security in Countries of the European Union: The Experience for Ukraine.
Topic 20: The vulnerability of cyberspace: Ukraine.
ACTIVISM IN CYBERSPACE AS A HYBRID THREATS COUNTER
Course Content (2)
Topic 2: Classification of social networks
Types of social networks: closed; open; mixed (1)
За типом контенту:
Types of social networks: closed; open; mixed (2)
За типом взаємодії:
Types of social networks: closed; open; mixed (3)
За аудиторією:
За метою використання:
Types of social networks: closed; open; mixed (4)
За відкритістю:
Types of social networks: closed; open; mixed (5)
Opportunities (!) and disadvantages of open social networks (1)
Opportunities (!) and disadvantages of open social networks (2)
Opportunities and disadvantages (!) of open social networks (3)
Opportunities and disadvantages (!) of open social networks (4)
Functionality of closed and mixed social networks (1)
Functionality of Closed Social Networks:
Functionality of closed and mixed social networks (2)
Functionality of Mixed Social Networks:
Global and regional social networks (1)
Global social networks have a wide-reaching influence and user base, spanning multiple continents and cultures. They are designed to cater to a diverse international audience and are typically available in multiple languages:
Global and regional social networks (2)
Regional social networks are tailored to specific geographic locations or cultural groups. They may be popular in certain countries or regions where global networks might not have as strong a presence due to cultural relevance, language, or governmental regulations:
Personal, professional, and thematic social networks (1)
Personal Social Networks: Primarily designed for personal use, these networks help users stay connected with friends and family, share personal experiences, and engage in leisure activities:
Personal, professional, and thematic social networks (2)
Professional Social Networks: These networks are tailored for professional use, facilitating networking, career development, and business interactions:
Personal, professional, and thematic social networks (3)
Thematic Social Networks: These networks revolve around specific hobbies, interests, or themes, connecting users who share those interests:
Division of social networks by types of activity (1)
Content Sharing Networks are centered around the sharing of various forms of content, including text, photos, videos, and links. They are designed to facilitate the widespread dissemination of information and user-generated content:
Division of social networks by types of activity (2)
Discussion-Based Networks are structured around forums, threads, and posts, allowing users to engage in conversations and debate on a myriad of topics. They emphasize textual interaction and are often used for sharing opinions, advice, and discussions:
Division of social networks by types of activity (2)
Discussion-Based Networks are structured around forums, threads, and posts, allowing users to engage in conversations and debate on a myriad of topics. They emphasize textual interaction and are often used for sharing opinions, advice, and discussions:
Division of social networks by types of activity (3)
Networking Networks are primarily used for building and maintaining professional or personal connections. They facilitate networking by providing tools for connecting and interacting with others, sharing professional updates, and discovering job opportunities:
Division of social networks by types of activity (4)
Multimedia Messaging Networks focused on the exchange of multimedia messages, these networks cater to real-time, personal communication through texts, images, and videos. They often feature disappearing content and are popular among younger demographics:
Division of social networks by types of activity (5)
Blogging and Publishing Networks provide platforms for publishing, discovering, and commenting on long-form content and blogs. They are ideal for writers and readers looking for substantive content:
Division of social networks by types of activity (6)
Community and Interest-Based Networks are focused on connecting users with shared interests, hobbies, or demographics. They often include specialized features tailored to the specific needs and preferences of their communities:
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Useful links
EURoCoRP
Ostroh Academy, NU
European Commission
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Prof. in charge – Dmytro Shevchuk, Doc. Sci.
Co-Lecturer - Sergii Ishchuk, Doc. Sci.
Co-Lecturer - Tetiana Sydoruk, Doc. Sci.
Co-Lecturer - Kateryna Yakunina, PhD
Co-Lecturer - Olena Shershnova, PhD
The National University of Ostroh Academy