In a 45-minute lesson, thirty students get about ninety seconds of speaking each. LoqalEdu gives every one of them their own partner to talk to, so the practice happens in parallel, and you see how it went.
Have a school code? Your account opens right away. Students join with a class code, no accounts, no installs.
Twelve students, twelve conversations, one lesson slot.
No installs for students, no accounts to create, nothing to mark afterwards.
A name and a grade. The class gets a six-letter code the moment you save it.
Paste the class list. Every student gets a personal code, and you can print them as cards.
Describe a situation in one line and a lesson is drafted for you. Publish it, open the class, and put the code on the board.
Every lesson comes with a printable plan built on the same five-step arc: you open, each student talks on their own, pairs replay it, the class reflects, and something goes home.
Teacher-led opening
5 min
With the Loqal
10–15 min
Pair work
10 min
Discussion
5 min
Follow-up
Home
LoqalEdu drafts the lesson. What it says, who says it, and what counts as finishing are all still your call.
Dialogue, key phrases, comprehension questions, true/false items — all editable. Save a change and it is re-translated into all ten interface languages for you.
Unsaved edits — Save re-translates changed text into all 10 languages.
Record a clip in the browser or upload one. LoqalEdu transcribes it, you check the transcript, and it becomes a lesson only your class can see.
A waiter, a shopkeeper, a patient tutor. The character carries the voice, the accent and the role your scenario needs — and speaks the class's target language natively.
Every conversation is kept as a transcript you can open from the roster — so a completion is something you can check, not just a tick in a column.
Less than you think. Try it on yourself first; every class page has a button for that.
Chromebook, laptop, tablet or phone. Nothing to install, no student accounts.
Cheap earbuds are enough. Thirty students talking at once without them is noise, and the Loqal hears the neighbor instead.
Each student streams a conversation. Test with two or three devices before the first full lesson.
The browser asks the first time. Students tap Allow, and it remembers.
A student on your roster is a display name and a join code. No email address, no password, nothing for a student to sign up for — and nothing for you to provision.
A class is only reachable while you have it in session. Turn it off and students can't start new conversations until you turn it back on.
Classes, rosters and recordings live in LoqalEdu's own database and its own storage — not alongside our other products' data. Access is granted per school under an agreement with us, not bought as an add-on to something else.
LoqalEdu is not a syllabus. It slots into the speaking and listening steps of the unit you already teach — you keep the instruction, the reading and the assessment.
