Mediawijsheid les Cambridge 04-06-2025

Welcome!

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This lesson contains 24 slides, with text slides and 1 video.

Items in this lesson

Welcome!

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Playing a Game!

Would you rather...?

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Would you rather have every moment of your childhood filmed and shared online, or have no photos or videos of your childhood at all?

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Would you rather let your parents post everything about you online, or never be allowed to use social media until you're 18?

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Would you rather go viral for something embarrassing, or never be allowed to use the internet again?

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Would you rather live in a world where everyone's private life is public, or where nobody is allowed to post anything personal online?

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Would you rather be in controle of your online identity from age 10, or have your parents manage your accounts until you're 16?

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Lesson goals

I can describe the events in the Ruby Franke case, identify at least one privacy-related risk of social media, and explain the role social media played in this case.
I can express their opinion on online privacy, parental responsibility, and the influence of social media on children, and support their opinion with arguments, including in relation to a current real-life example.

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Program

The Ruby Franke Case
Short Break
Privacy protection law
Poster and pitch assignment
Exit ticket

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The Ruby Franke Case

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The Ruby Franke Case

Real case: the story of family vlogger Ruby Franke.

You will learn what happened

What role did social media play in this situation

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The Ruby Franke Case

Video
Make groups of 3 or 4
Read text on the worksheet and make notes
Share your findings with your group mates
Make a mind map of your findings and opinions.
You have 30 minutes.
Done early? Read the other text. Good Luck!

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The Ruby Franke Case

Make groups of 3 or 4 and start reading the text on your worksheet.
Instructions for the assignment can be found on the worksheet as well.
For questions please raise your hand!

timer

30:00

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Break Time!

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Welcome Back!

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Quick recap

Who is Ruby and what did she do?
What do you think of this?

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New Law

New law for privacy protection of minors
Statements Ruby's kids
In the same groups discuss give topic
Make a poster to aid you pitch your topic

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New Law

Illinois General Assembly: Vlogging for kids under 16

Appear at least 30% of the video
The video generates at least $ 0,10 per view
When the turn 18, the can demand videos that they appear in to be permanently deleted. Only if parents (or vlogger) earns money from the videos.
Kids have to be paid for the amount of time they appear in a video and the money is kept safe in a bankaccount until the turn 18.

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Ruby's Kids

“Our entire schedule revolved around YouTube, and I think that’s where I started to have issues,” Shari Franke said, adding that their family home turned into something that “felt more like a set than a house.”

One of the clips in the series shows Ruby Franke telling one of her children to “just be yourself.” When the child said, “That is myself,” the mother responded, “Well, then change it.”

“I hate smiling at lenses.”

Source: NBC News. (2025, April). Hulu docuseries on Ruby Franke offers new details in child abuse case. NBC News. Geraadpleegd van https://www.nbcnews.com/news/ruby-franke-docuseries-hulu-new-details-child-abuse-case-rcna193738

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Ruby's Kids

“I really didn’t want anything to do with YouTube. It bugged the crap out of me,” he said in the episode. “I hated it. And there was a time, maybe even a year or more, where I truly hated her.”