Origo is expanding to the Nordics

Origo started in Finnish high schools. Now, it's live across the Nordics.

Full language support

Origo is now fully available in:

• Swedish
• Norwegian Bokmål
• Norwegian Nynorsk
• Danish

This covers the interface and hints. Tasks work the same way in every language, and teachers can add their own.

A note on translations: some of the text may still be incorrect in places. We're fixing it as we go, so please be patient with us, and let us know if you spot something.

Curriculum alignment for Sweden

In Sweden, every subject in Origo follows the Swedish upper secondary curriculum (Lgy25). This way, the topics, tasks and theory match what Swedish teachers are already teaching.

We build every course the same way: curriculum, topics, concepts, and then tasks and theory. This is how we built our courses for the Finnish curriculum, and it lets us break down any curriculum into smaller parts that the platform can work with.

Norway and Denmark

We're currently making Origo curriculum compliant in Norway and Denmark. In the meantime, Origo is ready to use, and schools can already onboard their classes and students.

Why we built it this way

Every student gets stuck in a different place, teachers' time is limited, and school budgets are tight. That's true across the Nordics, not just in Finland. We built Origo around those facts, so the help adapts, the routine work runs itself, and one platform replaces many.

If you teach in Sweden, Norway or Denmark and want to try Origo with a class, get in touch with Oliver at [email protected].

~ Oliver