Your student's dictionary — at your fingertips.
No separate registration, no plans, no extra buttons. One field — and the word is already in the student's dictionary.
Open the appHow it works
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The student enters your e-mail
The dictionary settings have a “Teacher” block. The student enters your address and you receive an e-mail with a link.
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You sign in with a code
Open the link, enter the code from the e-mail — and the student's dictionary appears in your list next to your own, marked “student: Name”.
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Add words during the lesson
Type a word from a tablet or laptop while you explain. The AI builds the card, the student sees it within a second — and it stays forever.
What a teacher can do
Add and edit
The omnibox, cards and editing work the same as for the student. Your edits live in the student's dictionary; the shared word base stays untouched.
Several students
Each student is a separate dictionary in your switcher. Who added a word and when is visible on the card.
No typing homework
The student does not have to retype the notebook in the evening: the words are already in the dictionary with translation, examples and audio.
Access controlled by the student
The student sees who is connected and can revoke access; you can leave a dictionary at any time.
Questions
- Do I need a separate teacher account?
- No. The account is the same; the only difference is whose dictionary is open — yours or the student's.
- How much does it cost?
- The service is free for students and teachers alike.
- Can I work from a tablet?
- Yes. Solungo runs in the browser and installs as an app on iPad, Android tablets, Mac and Windows.