Den snabba och växande utvecklingen inom såväl sociala medier som musikstreamingsajter ger användarna helt nya förutsättningar. Musik som tidigare kan ha varit svår att få tag på har aldrig varit mer lättillgänglig eller billigare. Sociala medier har blivit människans verktyg att smidigt promota sig själv, ett företag eller att enkelt kommunicera med varandra. Dessa i en kombination skapar en process som ska gynna användaren såväl som upphovsmakarna. Denna studie applicerar primärt Uses & Gratifications-teorin som tillvägagångsätt för att förstå användarnas motivering av musikstreamingsajten Spotify i relation till sociala mediejätten Facebook.

The aim of this paper is to elucidate and analyze history teacher's didactic choices in the conflict between unequal educational materials and the requirements of equality in the curriculum of Swedish secondary school. The empirical data consists of interviews with five secondary school history teachers, observations of their lessons as well as analysis of their tests. The starting point was to investigate teachers' didactic work in the role as a bridge between the non-equal historiography presented in textbooks in history and the curriculum?s demands for equality. Three different approaches have been observed in the teachers' didactic work when considering gender perspective into their teaching: that women become extensions in a male-dominated historiography; that another part of the story is presented when a gender perspective is considered; and that the gender perspective is included in history teaching and becomes an integral part of all the content of the subject.Several of the teachers acknowledged that gender equality is less prioritized than the courses core content and related assessment criteria.

Art in the city can be invisible until we talk about it. Letting children see public art in the context of play and narrative is a way to enhance creative thinking and knowledge as well as making the art visible. By creating a prototype for an art walk for children this study was able to create a scenery of children using different kinds of mediated narrative combined with a physical environment and movement. The theoretical framework of the project was picture books (Rhedin, 1991) transmedia (Jenkins 2006, Ryan 2004) and public art (Kwon 2002). The project?s aim was to create an empirical context for primary school children to explore public artwork.