Why use Unikum Share?
Plans in Unikum
The material in Unikum Share is open and free for everyone to use. If you are an educator using Unikum as a learning platform, the plans are fully integrated with Unikum's parts and features. Inside Unikum, you can easily copy a plan from Share, adapt it if necessary, and assign it to one or more teaching groups. The plans are also used as a basis for assessments in Unikum, used in development talks, can be linked to teaching logs, are reflected upon, and become the hub in the systematic quality work (SKA) that schools work with to constantly improve their operations; all to give children and students an equitable education of high quality. Today, creating Plans and Rubrics requires a Unikum license. However, in the not so distant future, any user will be able to create a Share account and use the new tools for creating pedagogical material. The purpose of Unikum Share is to create a Community for all pedagogues globally to meet and exchange experiences, knowledge and material. Stay tuned!
Who runs Unikum Share and why?
Unikum Share is operated by us at Unikum - Unikt Lärande AB, makers of the learning portal Unikum. We work every day to improve and simplify for schools and preschools to conduct quality teaching. With Share, we want to create a utility for educators regardless of which learning platform they use. Therefore, all material in Unikum Share is free. We want our customers to be satisfied and want to continue using Unikum, and for more schools, municipalities, and educators to become interested in our product and want to start using it. In addition to the utility we create with Unikum Share, it is a way for us to reach more users and thus spread knowledge about and interest in Unikum. And the more users Unikum has, the more resources we get to further develop our products to benefit educators.
Who owns the material?
All material in Unikum Share is owned by the educators who created it. Unikum does not own the material, but it is the educators themselves who own it. It is also the educators themselves who decide whether they want to share the material or not. If an educator chooses to share their material, it is free for everyone to use. It is also free for everyone to copy the material and adapt it to their own needs. All this is regulated in the license form Creative Commons - Attribution ShareAlike 4.0, that you can read more about by clicking the link below.