Video lessons that keep teaching after the call
Simple, smart video calls with a stable connection, made for language teachers. After every lesson, automatically:
- A full transcript of every lesson
- Practice exercises and the words your student learned
- A book or a song made from the lesson
- Summaries of past lessons, so preparing the next one takes minutes
What your student gets after every lesson
Full transcript
Every word of the lesson, written down and synced to the recording. Click any line to hear that moment again, and see who said what. No more “what was that word she used?”
Exercises made from the lesson
Practice built from what was actually said, not from a textbook. Comprehension questions, fill-the-gap, match-the-words and correct-the-mistake tasks, including the student’s own mistakes. Each answer links back to the moment in the lesson it came from.
Words from the lesson
Every word that came up during the lesson, with its meaning and the exact quote where it was used. Words the teacher explained, mistakes worth fixing and useful phrases are marked, so the student knows what to review first.
A book from the lesson
An original story with a plot to follow, written around the words from the lesson. The student reads something genuinely interesting and meets the new vocabulary again in context.
A song from the lesson
The lesson turned into a song in the style you choose: jazz, pop, rock, acoustic and more. Lyrics light up as it plays, so the new words stick through listening and singing along.
Frequently asked questions
Do my students need to install anything?
No. LangMagic Meet runs right in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Send your student the meeting link: they open it and join the lesson. There is nothing to download, install or set up.
What does my student get after the lesson?
When the meeting ends, the lesson is processed automatically. Your student gets a full transcript, practice exercises built from what you covered, and the list of new words they learned. They can also turn the lesson into a short book to read or a song to listen to.
How does it help me prepare for the next lesson?
Every lesson gets a summary. Before the next one, open your past lessons to see what you covered and which words came up, without keeping notes by hand.
Which languages are supported?
More than 200 languages. Teach almost any language your students want to learn: transcripts, exercises and word lists work for all of them.
