Your first session with Alaric

When you come in, your Home suggests one thing, with the time it takes: finish the round you left, today's step on your route to the exam, nail a topic you almost master, or take the next step of your mission. One button, “Start”, and off you go. If that's not what you feel like today, “Something else” takes you down to your topics so you choose. And when nothing is pending, Alaric offers to start with just two minutes: almost always, after two minutes, you feel like continuing.

Student Home with the step of their French route “Learn Le service et l'accueil with Alaric”, Step 4 of 32, the Start button, the “Something else” option, what comes after and the weekly contract — Home: one step with its button (here, the one from their route to the French exam), “Something else” if today isn't that, and below it what follows and the weekly contract.

What a session is like

Alaric greets you, tells you which material you'll work on and lists its topics so you pick where to start. He explains in short chunks, with examples, and asks you often. There is no dumb answer: if something isn't clear, it gets explained another way.

On the right is the timer: 7-minute blocks with breaks. When the break rings, you take it. It's part of the method.

Study session with Alaric's greeting, the document's topic list and the 7-minute timer — A session: Alaric presents the material and its topics; on the right, the timer and completed blocks.

The buttons that save you

Below the chat there are shortcuts for the hard moments.

1“I got distracted”: Alaric summarizes where you were and continues from there, without asking what happened.
2“I didn't get it”: explains it another, simpler way.
3“Give me a hint”: a hint, not the answer.
4“Explain with a drawing”: an image or diagram of the topic (only the study topic).
5The speaker: Alaric reads the message aloud.
6The microphone (if your caregiver turned it on): tap, speak, tap again. What you said lands in the box so you can review and fix it before sending.
7“Read it out loud” (only in languages, if your caregiver turned it on): in a challenge, after a written answer is checked, and in the chat, when Alaric proposes a phrase. You hear the sentence, read it out loud and see which words were understood. Up to three tries, no grade.

Study session on mobile with Alaric's greeting and the topics — On mobile it works the same, with the timer at the top.

Finishing

“End session” saves everything. You earn XP for the session if there was real conversation, and your streak counts the day. If you close the tab without ending, nothing happens: the session closes itself and what you studied counts.

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