The third day of our ten-day educational adventure in Croatia brought new skills in information management and modern technology usage. Our participants focused on effective note-taking techniques, organizing digital resources, and recognizing disinformation created by artificial intelligence.

We began the day by exploring local culture during the "Dalmatian Table" activity, where we examined the region's culinary traditions. Subsequently, during the "Notes That Won't Get Lost" workshop, participants tested various knowledge recording methods—from traditional mind maps to digital tools and voice notes. Comparing these techniques allowed us to develop a set of rules to facilitate learning.

The next stage was the "Order in Your Mind and Phone" presentation, dedicated to file organization and data backups. In the practical "My Digital Folder" session, participants created their own systems for storing educational materials, while practicing data retrieval speed.

A key part of the program was the "Machine-Made Photo" workshop, where participants analyzed images generated by AI. The "Real or Generated?" exercise demonstrated how difficult it can be to distinguish authentic photographs from digital manipulations. We emphasized the importance of verifying sources in the era of widespread disinformation.

The classes concluded with a Kahoot quiz and a brainstorming session, where we jointly developed a list of ten rules for effective note-taking. The third day of mobility confirmed that lifelong learning builds independence and self-confidence.

This project is funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ program (application number: 2026-1-PL01-KA121-ADU000424295).