‘Spot på’ articles
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In collaboration with Gyldendal, RettighedsAlliancen produces articles for Gyldendal’s social studies portal. The articles are for use in social studies lessons and cover local and global events and important themes. They have a scope corresponding to two lessons. The articles, called ‘Spot på’ [Spot on], consist of a socially relevant text written for 8th-10th grade with term clarifications, academic questions, statistics, fact boxes, examples and more.
Read more about ‘Spot på’ here.
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Shared 4.2 million times
Is it your own fault if you are shared millions of times on social media? That’s what the students have to consider in “Shared 4.2 million times”, a course about image sharing, digital infringement and consent online.
The course is based on a case from the spring of 2023, when Danish Broadcasting Corporation revealed that over 100 Danish actresses’ nude and sex scenes were shared and discussed in a subreddit on the social media Reddit.
In the course, students learn why it is an illegal act to cut intimate scenes from a work and share it as pornographic material on various social media and what the consequences of sharing are. They should consider their own use of social media and how they can ensure that their own online behavior is legal and respectful.
The material for “Shared 4.2 million times” is available via Gyldendal here.
“Shared 4.2 million times” is available free of charge to all elementary schools. The course is published in collaboration with Gyldendal and has been developed in collaboration with the Danish Actors Association.
Are you a thief?
A survey from the Danish Chamber of Commerce from 2022 shows that almost one in three young people aged 15-29 have streamed or downloaded illegal content in the past 12 months. But why do so many young people stream content illegally when it has never been easier to stream movies, series, music and sports legally? The target group gets to find out for themselves in this “Spot på” article.
The course is designed to teach students about copyright and how to relate to the streaming culture they are a part of. This includes knowledge about the rules and laws that are broken when abusing and distributing creative content, as well as the personal and societal consequences of illegal streaming.
The material for “Are you a thief?” is available via Gyldendal here.
“Are you a thief?” is available free of charge to all elementary schools. The course is published in collaboration with Gyldendal and with financial support from the Ministry of Culture.
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