Schools often fund teaching and education development by grants and project funding, but often projects only concern a small part of the school's everyday life. At the same time, teachers develop their work outside these projects as a part of their day-to-day work - often alone.

Each week, teachers plan lessons according to the same curriculum topics, for the same grades, with the same goals. Nationally, teachers have enormous potential, but imparting ideas and innovations is slow. There are no existing structures or resources for teacher collaboration.

A considerable amount of time and money are spent annually for the sake of better teaching and education, but new practices spread from teacher to teacher on a very small scale. New ideas and practices are scattered across platforms that are not specifically designed for teaching or are in closed local government platforms. Additionally, sharing learning content with students is often labor-intensive.

Teacher’s Lesson is a platform designed for teachers, that makes it easy to plan and manage learning material. The idea is that lesson plans and ideas shared by other teachers will lower the threshold for experimenting with new teaching methods. This is how the best teaching practices and methods are imparted.

Teacher’s Lesson makes day-to-day collaboration between teachers possible without any extra work. It provides tools for planning instruction and makes sharing plans with students easier. Teacher’s Lesson can be used as a platform for collaboration within the school or with other schools and municipalities.

Teacher’s Lesson provides many useful features for teachers, such as:

• Planning courses, study modules and lessons, as well as scheduling
   

• Documenting pedagogical observations, adding them to your plans and updating them annually
   

• Linking your own material or materials found on the web with your plans
   

• Writing down instructions and sharing them with your students easily alongside their curricula
   

• Collaborating with other teachers and colleagues from other schools and municipalities
   

• Tools for co-planning and updating theme days at your school
   

• Searching for content, for example, by keyword, subject, and grade level