Ministry of Education Address: No. 5, Zhongshan S. Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City 100217, Taiwan Contact Person: Wang Ling Tel: (02)7736-6199 Email: wangling@mail.moe.gov.tw
Recipient: National Taipei University of the Arts Date: November 28, 2025 Document No.: MOE-Tech(III)-1142302831 Priority: Regular Confidentiality Level / Declassification Conditions or Confidentiality Period: — Attachments: Attachment 1: Guidelines for the 2025 Media Literacy Lesson Plan Design Competition for University Faculty Attachment 2: Guidelines for the 2025 Short Video Competition for Students in University Media Literacy Courses
Enclosed please find one copy each of the “2025 Media Literacy Lesson Plan Design Competition for University Faculty” and the “2025 Short Video Competition for Students in University Media Literacy Courses.” Please assist in promoting these activities and encouraging faculty and students to participate. Kindly review and take appropriate action.
In light of the rapid rise of emerging media in recent years and the associated information risks—such as misinformation and disinformation during the dissemination process—this Ministry aims to cultivate university students’ media literacy competencies, including “seeking and acquiring information,” “evaluating and interpreting information,” and “creating and sharing.” To encourage faculty to integrate media literacy topics into real-life issues, develop innovative teaching strategies, and to foster students’ reflection on media literacy course content and its application in real-world contexts, the Ministry is organizing the abovementioned faculty lesson plan competition and student short video competition. Details are as follows:
(1) Media Literacy Lesson Plan Design Competition for University Faculty
Eligibility: Full-time and part-time faculty members at public and private universities and colleges.
Content Requirements: Entries should address media literacy competencies—including “seeking and acquiring information,” “evaluating and interpreting information,” and “creating and sharing”—and focus on teaching themes such as “the definition of media literacy,” “media types and media interpretation,” and “critical thinking issues in the convergent media era.” Participants should design and compose teaching content and methods, develop teaching materials related to media literacy, cultivate students’ media literacy skills, and promote application of such skills in daily life.
Submission Method: From now until March 6, 2026 (Friday), please upload the required application materials to the Google Form: https://forms.gle/N14WuFQnPZQsCpQe9
(2) Short Video Competition for Students in University Media Literacy Courses
Eligibility: Current students of universities and colleges in Taiwan (including graduating students) who have taken media literacy courses offered by their institution or through inter-university programs, or who have participated in media literacy–related workshops or activities.
Content Requirements: After completing media literacy courses, students are invited to internalize what they have learned by producing short videos that demonstrate independent critical thinking. Video genre is not restricted. Video length and technical specifications are provided in the attachment.
Registration Period: From December 1, 2025 (Monday) to 12:00 noon, March 2, 2026 (Monday). Applicants must upload the required registration materials along with the video link via the Google Form: https://forms.gle/83BKuaHC9GhuFxQ1A
Information regarding the competitions may also be found on the website of the College of Communication, Ming Chuan University: https://reurl.cc/r65dYO Please assist in promotion. For inquiries, please contact Ms. Wu at (02)2882-4564 ext. 2419 or irenewu@mail.mcu.edu.tw.
Primary Recipients: All Public and Private Universities and Colleges CC:
