General questions
The Danish Institute for Human Rights is Denmark's national human rights institution. We are an independent state-funded organization that is dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights both in Denmark and internationally. Internationally, we do not have the mandate to monitor and report on human rights in other countries; this is a task that lies with the given country's own national human rights institution. We do however have experience and knowledge that is worth valuable and worth sharing with others. We also have unique position from which to cooperate with foreign state actors and organizations that may otherwise be difficult to access. We therefore cooperate with ministries, justice systems, police forces, civil society organisations, companies, universities etc. in other countries. Our aim is to support the development of stronger and more coherent human rights systems, where every actor fullfils their mandate, and contributes to the protection and promotion of human rights.
Everyone can use the content on Learning Hub. It's is worth noting that the content will primarily be in English. We will continuously strive to give you the content in different languages when possible. The Learning Hub is accessible to everyone, but there are some special features that can only be unlocked by signing up (for free).
Yes. Just write us on: digitallearning@humanrights.dk. We will do our best to help you as quickly as possible, and we aim at answering you within a week.
Yes, all the content is accessible from a mobile phone. You can just write the web address: training.humanrights.dk. You can also download the Moodle app, which will give you the best user experience as it is designed to mobile devices. Another advantage of using the app is that you can download the content from Learning Hub, so you can access it offline. The Moodle app is available from App Store and Google Play.
You can sign up by clicking on the "Login" button on the right upper corner of the homepage. You can also add: " /login " at the end of the web address. It's not mandatory for you to sign up as a user to get access to the content on the Learning Hub. All content is accessible right away. However, there are some features like getting a certificate, giving feedback, taking quizzes, or tracking progress, that you can not get access to, without signing up and enrolling in a course.
Course related questions
Yes, you can get a certificate when you take one of our core e-learning courses. To get a certificate, you must sign up as a user, enrol in the e-learning course and give feedback on your experience with the course. In other words, you will only get the certificate when you follow the described process.
Yes, it's all free to use.
Yes. New content will continuously be added to Learning Hub. If you have a specific topic that you would like us to look into, please send us a mail, and we will tell you if it is in our pipeline or if we can make it happen anyway. We really appreciate any feedback as to what you would like future content to be about!
We just simply love feedback! Positive as well as negative, just as long as it's constructive. At the end of every course or other piece of content, you can will get the chance to give us simple feedback about your experience. In the e-courses you can give us a more detailed feedback. If you have more things you would like us to know, you are also always more than welcome to send us a mail.
There are e-courses, informations pages, tools and reports. E-courses are multi-modal and interactive presentations of a topic. The information pages are very introductory presentations to a topic and are often a mix between text, videos and links. The tools can be a mix of different working document or data-driven solutions. The reports are research papers from the Institutes Research department. They reports are accompanied by an short digital overview.
Technical questions
You go to the login page and click on the "can't remember password" button.
If you encounter irregularities please do send us a e-mail with a description and a screenshot of the problem if possible.
Privacy and security questions
If you choose to create a user profile on Learning Hub, your name and email address will be stored on the platform. This information will be used to identify you for generating certificates, when you provide feedback, and when we analyze usage data for internal evaluation and improvement of the platform and its content. The Danish Institute for Human Rights is committed to protecting your information. You can read more about how the institute processes your information and your rights in this regard here at the Institutes website: https://www.humanrights.dk/about-us/privacy-policy
