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The lesson ends.
Keep the thread.

Turn your course notes into recaps and exercises your students can return to between lessons.

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Teacher accounts require email verification and administrator approval.

Inside the student space

Un week-end à Lyon

Talking about the past. Choosing avoir or être.

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FluentFlow — cours de français

Un week-end à Lyon

Vocabulary

Vocabulary: French, English, example
FrenchEnglishExample
se promenerto go for a walkJe me suis promené dans le Vieux-Lyon.
la veillethe day beforeLa veille, j’ai acheté les billets.

Corrections

  • You said: J’ai allé au concert.Better: Je suis allé au concert.

    Aller uses être in the passé composé. The past participle agrees with the subject.

A correction in class. An exercise to make it stick.

Fictional lesson. Student interface in English, course material in French.

Your lesson is the starting point.

A conversation, a correction, a phrase worth remembering. FluentFlow brings your course material together so your teaching carries through.

Use the material you have
Paste a transcript or your course notes. Import a PDF or a Google Doc if your lesson already exists.
Keep control of the lesson
Review the recap, edit the exercises, then publish the lesson or keep it as a draft.
Plan what comes next
See practice results and mistakes to revisit. Use lesson plans to help prepare your next session.

From your class to their student space.

A straightforward workflow. You choose to review the content before publishing.

  1. Add the course material

    Choose the student and provide the material from your lesson.

  2. Make it your own

    Read through the recap and adjust the exercises where needed.

  3. Publish the lesson

    Your student finds the recap and exercises in their personal space.

One shared space. Two ways in.

For teachers

Create your account, verify your email, then wait for an administrator to approve it.

For students

Your teacher invites you. Use their link to create your account and find your lessons.

A few things you might be wondering.

What course material can I use?

Paste a transcript or course notes, or import a PDF or Google Doc. Their content provides the starting point for the recap and exercises.

Can I edit the exercises?

Yes. Teachers can review and edit exercises before publication, and remove any they don’t want to share.

How do students get access?

You invite students with a link. They create an account through that invitation and can then access the lessons published for them.

What does AI do with my course material?

It drafts a recap, vocabulary, corrections and exercises using the material you provide. The teacher decides what gets published.

How do I open a teacher account?

Create your account, verify your email and wait for an administrator’s approval. You can then access the teacher space, which is in French.

Keep your French lessons connected.

Bring the recap and the practice together in one shared space.

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Teachers: verified email and account approval. Students: by invitation.