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A daughter's wish led an entrepreneur to develop a new learning platform — when Kim Østergaard's daughter asked if he could build a platform that makes her better at school, SkoleElev.ai became a reality.
Press & Media
Here you can find press coverage and articles about SkoleElev.ai. We are proud of the attention our platform has received in the media.
Press kit (PDF)
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Press releases
- Press release
The computer is the classroom's invisible distraction – SkoleElev.ai gives teachers an overview
The Focus tracking feature shows whether a student is active in SkoleElev.ai, inactive or has switched away from the tab. Teachers get an ongoing overview during assignments and live lessons, in one platform for learning and student administration.
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Private MitID is being phased out as teacher login for Unilogin – SkoleElev.ai offers secure access and unified school administration
Teachers will no longer be able to use private MitID without a business identity for Unilogin. With SkoleElev.ai, schools can bring learning, student administration and user management together in one solution and give staff secure access to the platform without MitID Erhverv.
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Danish school platform builds AI rules into the individual assignment
Schools decide for themselves how much AI pupils may use – from subject and grade level down to the individual assignment. From the outset, SkoleElev.ai has built a school-controlled AI policy, logging, human oversight and EU-based data infrastructure into the platform.
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Eight schools adopt Danish AI platform after the summer holidays
SkoleElev.ai will use artificial intelligence to strengthen pupils' independent thinking and reduce teachers' routine work. The platform began as a tool founder Kim Østergaard built to help his own daughter.
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mystudent frees up 30% of teachers' time — and gives it back to the children
It began at a kitchen table. A daughter asked her father: “Dad, can you build a platform that makes me better at school?” Today, that question has become a learning platform being implemented in private and public schools across seven countries.
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