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There is hardly gender equality in the digital home-school partnership, new figures show. Mothers are typically the family’s project manager when it comes to school, too – but is that even a problem?

Aula sees five million parent logins a week – fathers are conspicuously absent

Animation: Freja Juul Pedersen
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Aula for Laura – not so much for Laurits.

When parents log on to the controversial platform to check schedules, reply to teachers, ask about missing rain boots or arrange a child’s birthday party, three out of four times it is women. That is what previously undisclosed figures show numbers that Politiken asked the municipalities’ I.T. consortium, Kombit, to extract from Aula.

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