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What can I do as a teacher in Språki?

Groups, assignments, class overview, and a dedicated set of teacher tools.

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I teach, but I'm not employed at a school — can I get the teacher tools?

Yes. If you have an individual subscription and you teach, we can enable teacher access on your account. Groups are part of the school license and are not included.

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How do I create a group?

Under Groups, create the group and add the students from the school's users.

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How do my students get accounts?

The school's administrator creates the users and assigns the licenses.

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How do I assign a writing task to the students?

Create the assignment from the group, from Write, or from the Teacher Portal. The students submit their work, and you can view the submissions with Språki's analysis.

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What do I need for the privacy assessment?

Everything is fully transparent: data processing agreement, sub-processors, AI transparency, and more.

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Picture dictionary — teacher's guide

Picture Dictionary is the visual dictionary in Språki: large scenes where students click on objects in the image to hear the word, the explanation in their own language, and the pronunciation read aloud.

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Reading — guidance for teachers

Stories are the reading practice in Språki: over 200 Norwegian texts from A0 to B2—letters, advertisements, dialogues, and stories from the fictional coastal town of Sjøhavn—each with audio narration, click-to-search dictionary lookups, and automatically graded exercises. Students can work independently, and reading time counts as learning time.

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Listening — Teacher's Guide

The student listens to a short recorded conversation or story and answers questions about what was said — the text only appears afterwards. You have over 1,200 Norwegian stories from level A0 to B2 to choose from, and you can share individual stories with a group.

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Books — teacher's guide

Books are multi-page stories in Norwegian featuring images, audio recordings, a glossary, and end-of-book activities. Students read in two-page spreads, can tap on words they don't know, and pick up right where they left off.

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Read from image — teacher's guide

The student takes a photo of a document, uploads a PDF or Word file, or pastes text — and gets it read aloud with word highlighting, simplified, translated into their native language, and with word definitions on tap. This is the feature for all the paperwork the student encounters outside Språki.

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Writing — teacher's guide

Skrive is the writing tool where students select an assignment or paste their own text, write with built-in aids along the way, and receive feedback on content, spelling, grammar, and vocabulary directly in the text. Here, you will learn what the tool actually does and how you can use it in your teaching.

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Dictionary — teacher's guide

The dictionary provides students with explanations at their own level, including inflections, example sentences, and audio — and you can let the same explanation follow the class from the text they are reading to the word list they are practicing.

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Word lists — teacher's guide

With Word Lists, you gather the words the class needs to learn into a single list, share it with the students, and see how well each word is remembered. You can build the list word by word, or paste in the entire vocabulary list and review the suggestions before adding them.

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Practice — Teacher Guide

In Practice, students practice the words from their word lists across ten short exercises, and each answer determines when the word will appear again.

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Conversation — teacher guide

Samtale gives your students a speaking partner they can talk to in real time—you choose the situation and level, and the student practices speaking without anyone else listening. You can also create your own conversation partners and share them with the class.

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Ask Språki — Guide for Teachers

"Ask Språki" is the student's chat with the AI teacher: questions in Norwegian or their native language, and answers structured as a mini-lesson tailored to the student's level.

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Workplace Norwegian — Teacher's Guide

With Arbeidsnorsk, you provide students with 33 topics from Norwegian working life—HSE, rights, salary, and workplace culture—each written at four levels from A1 to B2, with audio, a glossary, a writing task, and sources included in every topic.

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Oral practice — teacher's guide

In the speaking practice, the student reads one sentence aloud at a time and has the recording assessed with scores for correct words, pronunciation, and fluency.

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Tools — teacher's guide

Four small tools the student can use whenever they need them: record audio, extract text from an image, have text read aloud, and transcribe speech to text. They are tools, not exercises — and they are just as useful for you as they are for the students.

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Mini-apps — teacher guide

In Mini-apps, you describe what you want in plain words — a memory game, a quiz, a timeline — and the AI creates a small web app from it, which you can tweak until it's just right and share with your students via a link.

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Create images — teacher guide

Students describe a motif in their own words and have the image generated by AI. You can use this as a language precision exercise: the image will only be accurate if the description is precise.

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Translate — Teacher's Guide

Translate is the interpreting window in Språki: two side-by-side fields, one in Norwegian and one in the student's native language, featuring speech-to-text input and text-to-speech output. Here, you will learn when it helps the student move forward, and when it takes over the work the student should have done themselves.

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Job application — guide for teachers

Job Application creates an application draft based on what the student writes about themselves and the text in the job advertisement. Here, you will learn what the student actually receives in return, who it is suitable for, and what you should say about personal data in advance.

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Groups — Teacher Guide

The group is your classroom in Språki: you share assignments, texts, audio stories, and word lists with the class all in one place, and track the progress of each student.

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Teaching assistant — guidance for teachers

Teacher Assistant gathers AI tools for teachers in one place: select a tool, fill in a few fields, and get a ready-made draft you can fine-tune, copy, download as Word or PDF — or turn into a glossary for your students.

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Teaching plan — guide for teachers

With Lesson Plans, you create a draft for an entire session: choose the subject area and level, enter the topic, and receive learning objectives, keywords, a timed lesson plan, differentiation, and assessment — all of which you can edit, download as a Word or PDF document, or convert into a presentation.

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Presentations — Teacher's Guide

With Presentations, you can create slides for teaching: provide Språki with a topic or text, edit the draft slide by slide, and download the result as a PowerPoint or PDF.

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School Administration — Guide for Administrators

Here, you can create users, manage licenses, and grant administrator access to other teachers. You don't need to be a language teacher to have this role — it is enough that you are responsible for your organization's accounts.

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Progression and statistics — teacher guide

My Learning is the student's own page tracking their time, activity, and vocabulary in Språki. Here you will learn what the numbers actually measure, why learning time and tool time are kept separate, and how you can use them together with your students.

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Podcasts — Teacher's Guide

Språki-prat are AI-generated podcast episodes in simple Norwegian, where two hosts discuss a topic for six to nine minutes. Students can listen to the episode anywhere, read the transcript with vocabulary explanations, and complete around eight tasks that are graded and counted.

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