How Platå lessons are published

Platå's public homepage currently reports seven complete Danish situations. Published examples include MitID support, a move-in defect report, a radiator exchange and a job follow-up. They can be opened directly at lamapony.github.io/plata-trainers.

What a lesson records

Each trainer starts with a situation and a task. The B2 pages ask the learner to choose language for a named domestic or professional exchange. The lesson catalogue records the public title, level and link.

The catalogue keeps those details consistent across the project homepage and lesson gallery. A lesson enters the public set only after its catalogue entry and page are both present.

Checks before publication

The project checks lesson links, required metadata and stated copy rules. A failed check identifies a structural defect that can be corrected before publication.

These checks have a narrow meaning. They do not show that a learner improved, that the exercise matches a classroom course or that the chosen scenario serves every learner between A2 and B2.

Where the material lives

The trainers remain on the Platå project site. dmitrii.dk holds the case record and related notes on language, register and adult learning.

New journal notes will refer to a public exercise when there is one to examine. No lesson cadence is claimed.