Do I lose copyright to my material?

No. Copyright stays with you — we get a time-limited, non-exclusive licence to distribute the material to the councils you approve. You can withdraw the licence with 3 months' notice.

What happens if a teacher suggests a factual correction?

The suggestion lands in your corrections inbox. You decide whether it's correct and gets implemented — we don't change your material without your approval.

Can I work for several councils at once?

Each content_editor account is locked to exactly one council. To write for several councils you get one account per council — this ensures their data never crosses.

How are fees settled?

We agree fees individually — typically per published lesson or per council licence. Settlement is quarterly based on audit-log consumption figures.

Freelance experts

Freelance experts build lessons you stand by

Are you a subject teacher, practitioner or domain expert? Become a content-editor in a council and publish units in Content Builder — with clear authorship and a direct feedback channel from teachers.

Contact

Write directly in Content Builder

Drag-and-drop blocks, AI suggestions, draft library and full undo. No separate files.

Scoped to one council

You work under exactly one council's content admin — typically the one that invited you.

You keep ownership

The lesson is in your name — only super-admin can move ownership, and only with reason.

Audit on everything

Every edit is logged. You can always prove what you wrote and when.

AI tools included

Use VARK splitter, image AI and adaptive assessment — as content-editor you get full access.

Fee per council licence

We agree fees per author — typically per published lesson or per distributed council.

How to apply

Send a short description of your field and 1–2 unit ideas to /contact.
We match you with a council (your own, or one looking for your expertise).
You get a content_editor account locked to that council.
You publish your units. Teachers can suggest corrections — you decide.
Fees settled quarterly per author agreement.

In the classroom

Teacher in spare time

Experienced subject teacher publishes specialised material in their field — without managing it themselves.

Retired expert

Former lecturer or subject lead delivers deep units and contributes professional quality.

Industry practitioner

Engineer, lawyer, designer etc. Creates real-world links to school subjects.

Two audiences, same model

Freelance author

You keep the copyright — we just give you the distribution channel and quality loop you can't build yourself.

Copyright and ownership remain with you
Audit trail documents what you wrote and when
Per-licence fee — no platform tag on your content

Council content admin

You get access to specialised subject experts without hiring them — without losing quality control.

You invite and approve the author per council
Corrections inbox means you can react to errors immediately
Fees settled centrally — no per-school invoicing

Works with

Contributor overview Publisher programme Content Builder Content Builder VARK

Legal framework

The author agreement follows Danish copyright law and GDPR Art. 28.

Kulturministeriet (2023). Bekendtgørelse af lov om ophavsret (LBK nr. 1093). retsinformation.dk source
Europa-Parlamentet & Rådet (2016). GDPR Art. 28 — Databehandler. Forordning (EU) 2016/679 source
Creative Commons (2013). Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0). creativecommons.org source
Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2024). Godkendelseskrav til digitale læremidler i grundskolen. uvm.dk source
Hattie, J. (2009/2023). Visible Learning: Effekt af kvalitetssikret læremiddelvalg (d=0.42). Routledge / Visible Learning MetaX source

FAQs — freelance authors

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