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Mon 20th February

Discuss all options for the topic of the vlog

Wed 22nd February

Done our research on the chosen topic + discuss structure + separate work

Sun 26th February

Finalize script 

  • Dille: Introduction statement - interview videos

  • Renée: statistics, surveys, and news headlines on cybercrimes.

  • Lotus: Prepare interview questions, writing and structuring script

  • Amandine: statistics around the world and news headlines on cybercrimes 

Mon 27th February

Combine script and structure + start filming

  • Lotus: Presenter in the vlog, making changes to the script while filming, discussing and changing structure and content of vlog.

  • Amandine : one of the interviewee in the vlog

Wed 1st March

Finalize filming + teams interview

Thu 2nd March - 4th March

Edit vlog through Canva 

  • Dille: cut all videos, transitions, newspapers, interviews, etc.

  • Renée: implement statistics, surveys, and news headlines on cybercrimes

  • Amandine: implement statistics, surveys, and news headlines on cybercrimes

4th March - 6th March 

Topics of our blogs: 

  • Dille: lack of social awareness on the dangers but also possibilities of online vigilantism. 

  • Renée: ethical hackers as new actors in the private policing sphere: Is it an effective solution?

  • Lotus: Policing revenge porn: social, practical, and legal boundaries.

  • Amandine: The struggle of combating child pornography through public policing

6th March 

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