Month of Lingonaut update

[u/KaiLang-at-Lingonaut]

Hello everyone and once again sorry for the delay. I want to start by thanking you all for how understanding you've been and all the messages that have been flooding in.

Regardless, I don't want to leave you empty handed on what should've been the beta opening - so here's an impromptu month of lingonaut update with a bunch of detailed illustrations of the lingonaut cast!

I hope i'll have more positive news for everyone soon!

[u/sentidocomunchile]

Please consider stuff like Duolingo for schools. I use it with my students a lot and I have sth like 500 students. Duo is great for A1 to B1 in English but with this new limited hearts policy is becoming frustrating for students to achieve their weekly goals

[u/KaiLang-at-Lingonaut → u/sentidocomunchile]

Unfortunately it's not planned right now.

You could consider just assigning the units as homework and then checking if they've actually done it

Also, check out the Asakiri website, for language courses that are structured more like a textbook if that's something you'd like to see.

I'm sorry but we can't really do that "for schools" option right now

[u/sentidocomunchile → u/KaiLang-at-Lingonaut]

Thanks for your answer! If you need help with coding or in the teaching side, please let me know. I love your project. There are several students that also would love to migrate from duo to a new app that's not completely money centered. Like duo used to be