SmartClass by Robotel

Summer slide is real, but it doesn't have to be 🌊

Before students close their laptops for the season, set them up with assignments that actually feel fun. Here are 5 ways to keep their language skills sharp without making it feel like homework:
- Interactive language games & quizzes
- Virtual language exchange programs
- Creative writing assignments
- Cultural exploration projects
- Language learning apps

Save this for September-you! Your future self will thank you.
Full blog post here: https://hubs.li/Q04jqz0R0

Jadara University in Jordan just redefined what training the next generation of translators and interpreters looks like and the numbers speak for themselves.

Here's what changed when they brought SmartClass into their Translation Department:
- 5,000+ students training in two 20-station digital labs
- Real-world prep using live UN broadcasts to mimic international conferences and legal proceedings
- Note-Taking, Text-to-Text, Peer-Coaching, and Paired Discussion modes, far beyond basic consecutive interpretation
- Instructors grading 30+ recordings from a single dashboard
- Graduates entering the workforce job-ready for top global organizations

This is what happens when classroom technology actually keeps up with the real-world demands of the profession.

Read the full case study here: https://hubs.li/Q04jqvnF0

At Roosevelt School in Union City, New Jersey, students are doing more than learning a language they're using it. They log into SmartClass from their laptops to speak, listen, and build the confidence that comes from actually using what they know.

The Multilingual Learner and Bilingual programs at Union City Public Schools have created something special: classrooms where every student gets the chance to practice out loud, get instant feedback, and grow at their own pace.

We surveyed 100+ students at Union City Public Schools about their experience with SmartClass, and the results say everything about what active learning really looks like:

Speaking, Listening, and AI Conversation topped the list of favorite activities students want to use the language, not just study it.
47% redo every activity until they score 100% and another 20.9% redo frequently.
87% feel more confident in their language skills.
88% want SmartClass in their other subjects too.