Hello dear Mynglers,

As you know, if you want to learn or teach a foreign language online, Myngle is THE place to be. Truly the pioneers in this area, launching last year and now with thousands and thousands of teachers and students from all over the world.

But, Myngle is not just a platform that offers a virtual classroom, an easy way for students to book their live online lessons, an awesome feedback system for teachers and students, direct personalized coaching to new teachers, certification of outstanding online teachers (according to several pedagogical criteria), a fun way for students to enjoy free language exchange knowledge, and more … Oh no, we’re not happy with just offering all of these features We work hard to give to our users more and more!

In Myngle there is a huge number of learning material as well. The community of teachers have produced hundreds of courses in different languages, fluency levels, and learning topics. Myngle itself has worked with several linguistics and instructional designers to produce over 350 lessons in 11 different languages!! (we’re uploading all of this material to the website gradually)

The learning material Myngle produces is freely available for teachers to use in their lessons. Several of the courses created by the community of teachers are also shared with other Myngle teachers under creative commons license.

Having a learning material available inside the virtual classroom is good for teachers and students to have a program guiding the learning process. Students can have their structured course or even a personalized learning program using these materials.

So, Myngle is not just a platform that builds an infrastructure and lets their users all alone, we care about each student and teacher. This way Myngle can really become a complete platform for online foreign language learning.

Have fun Myngling!

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