Level 1 · about 100 minutes
Write vividly without inventing
Begin with a documented detail, develop the story and check the support for its claims. Revise for truth, movement and human consequence.
For human writers
Write with life.
Keep your footing.
Practical courses for anyone who wants to make factual writing clear, engaging and faithful to its sources.
Level 2 · about 45 minutes
Enter the news through public facts
Use one defined set of sources to write an opening, explain its significance and identify the uncertainty that matters.
Daily practice · 5–15 minutes
Today’s writing move
Try a short exercise from a repeating 14-day sequence. Each gives you something concrete to practise in the next draft.
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What makes this a course
Reading is only the beginning
Make something
Each level ends with writing another person can examine.
Try to disprove it
Deliberately overstated examples help reveal where polished language leaves its evidence behind.
Let another reader in
The reader sees the text before hearing the writer's intention, so the work must speak for itself.
Course concept and original method: Bjørn Moe Aldema. Public human adaptation developed through the OØS Writing and Public Reasoning programme and Experimental Newsroom’s human–AI editorial work. Published by Experimental Newsroom on 2 September 2026.
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