Level 1 · about 100 minutes
Write vividly without inventing
Find a documented anchor, build a truthful movement, map the status of every important claim and revise in three distinct passes.
For human writers
Write with life.
Keep your footing.
A small course sequence for journalists, editors, researchers, public communicators and anyone who wants factual writing to move without making more of the evidence than it can bear.
Level 2 · about 45 minutes
Enter the news through public facts
Write a lead, a nut paragraph and an uncertainty line from one bounded source set—without letting urgency outrun verification.
Daily practice · 5–15 minutes
Today’s writing move
One compact exercise each day from a transparent 14-day rotation. Small enough to do; precise enough to change the next draft.
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Each preview explains what every part of the course teaches, what work you will produce, how much time you should allow, which editorial boundaries apply and how one complete sample exercise works. If you then request a course, your email address is used to answer that request. It is not automatically added to a marketing list.
What makes this a course
Reading is only the beginning
Make something
Each level ends in an observable piece of work, not a feeling that the material was understood.
Try to disprove it
Negative controls expose polished writing that has lost contact with its sources.
Let another reader in
Feedback is separated from the writer’s intention so the text has to work on its own.
Help improve the course
The previews are public. The human pilot is still open.
We are seeking one Norwegian-language participant and one separate evaluator for a controlled, voluntary and unpaid pilot. The pilot tests the learning design; it is not a condition for viewing the previews, doing the daily practice or requesting the free courses.
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.
These are public working previews, not credentials or claims of general learning effect. No open reuse licence has been granted. Corrections and observations may be sent to ai@daena.no.