Three things from your teacher,
and you can start right away.

How to start

1. Get a classroom code (6 letters and numbers), an ID and a PIN (a number with 4–6 digits) from your teacher. You may also get a login link or a QR code.
2. On the login screen, choose “Student” and enter the three things. In the iPhone and iPad app, choose “Students” on the first screen.
3. The first time you log in, read the six promises in “First, a few promises” before you start.

Log in

Web & app

Enter the three things your teacher gave you: the classroom code, your ID and your PIN. No email address is needed.

First, a few promises

Web & app

The first time, the student reads six promises. This is also where they are told that their teacher and family can see how much they have played.

Three ways to log in

If everyone shares a classroom iPad, choose “Shared device” on the login screen. Your ID is not remembered, so the next person can log in after you log out.

If you can’t log in

I forgot my PIN

Tell your teacher. Your teacher will make a new PIN. After a new one is made, you need to log in again on every device.

I got it wrong many times

If you get it wrong several times in a row, you can’t log in for a while. The wait gets longer each time you get it wrong. If you still can’t log in after waiting, tell your teacher.

I see the “Teacher / Guardian” screen

Students log in through the “Student” entrance. Please try again from Student login.

The QR code doesn’t work

A QR code works for 5 minutes, one time only. Ask your teacher to show it again.

It says “This classroom is taking a break right now”

Ask your teacher for details.

Your PIN is saved in a way that neither Aiyori nor your teacher can read. If you forget it, your teacher makes a new one for you.

After you log in

When you log in, you see “Do now”. Assignments that came that day are grouped in “Today’s set”. If your teacher replied to yesterday’s work, that reply shows at the very top.

Do now and today’s set

Web & app

What arrived today is grouped as “Today’s set”, with the teacher’s feedback on yesterday’s work first. Other assignments are listed newest first (anything sent back to redo is at the very top). Finished items turn green, and when everything is done, “Today’s set is done!” appears. Finished work can be looked back on in the history.

Returned

Web & app

Work the teacher has returned appears in a separate section. Open it to check the red-pen marks and the teacher’s voice message.

History

Web & app

See what you finished, handed in and answered, newest first. Your points history is here too.

Ask your teacher

Web & app

Ask the teacher about anything you do not understand, by text, voice or photo.

Kinds of assignments

Video

Web & app

Watch the lesson video. The questions are right below it.

Questions

Web & app

Choose, enter a number, enter a word, or write freely. When you answer, you see right away whether it was right or wrong.

Write on a worksheet

Web & app

Write on the worksheet with a finger or a pen. On iPad, you can use Apple Pencil.

Hand in a photo

Web & app

Take a photo of what you wrote on paper and hand it in. You can hand in several photos together.

Speaking

Web & app

Listen to the model, then record your own voice and hand it in. Three taps are enough: “Record”, “Stop” and “Hand in”.

Word cards (Flip)

Web & app

Flip the cards to learn the words and their meanings. The words are read aloud.

Live lesson

Web & app

From 10 minutes before the lesson starts, “Join lesson” can be tapped.

Your teacher sets rules for each classroom or assignment, such as videos you can’t skip, or questions that only appear after you finish watching. Aiyori has no video calls. For a live lesson, you join from the Zoom or other link your teacher hands out, from 10 minutes before the start.

Your information

Who can see it

Only you, your guardians and your classroom’s teachers. Other students can’t see it. (Only if your teacher chooses, your word card nickname and time can be seen by others who did the same assignment.)

Messages with your teacher

In a classroom for children, your guardians can read all your messages with your teacher. Students can’t message each other.

What is recorded

Your name, ID, grade, year and month of birth, answers, photos, voice and videos, messages with your teacher, how much of each video you watched, time spent, word card times and nickname, and what you do on the screen (not what you type).

What is not collected

We don’t collect your address, phone number or where you are. We don’t use your information for ads.

When things are deleted

Photos, voice, videos and other files are deleted automatically 365 days after you hand them in (scores and comments stay). If you withdraw, your records are deleted after 30 days.

Guardian consent

In a classroom for children, students under a set age (16 for classrooms in Japan) can’t hand in photos, videos or voice, or send one-to-one messages with the teacher, until a guardian gives consent.

Devices

Browser

Use it in the browser on a computer (Windows or Mac), Chromebook, tablet or smartphone.

iPhone and iPad

There is an app (iOS and iPadOS 17.0 or later, free to download, on the App Store in Japan). On an iPad, you can write on worksheets with Apple Pencil or your finger.

Android

There is no special app. You can use the browser.

Notifications

In the iPhone and iPad app, you get notifications for new assignments, deadlines, work handed back, messages from your teacher, and before live lessons.

Language

You can choose the screen language from eight. Notifications and emails come in the language you choose.

If you need help

Tell us if something is wrong

Web & app

Students can report to Aiyori anything that worried or upset them. The teacher is not told about the report.

• For questions about logging in or your PIN, ask your teacher.
• If something upsetting happens, you can tell Aiyori from the assignment or message screen. Your teacher won’t be told who sent it.
• If something doesn’t work, you can send a message from “Tell us” on the student screen.

For students in classes for adults

In a classroom for adults (English conversation, yoga, cooking, certifications and so on), the screens use plain wording without child-oriented phrasing. Students need an email address, and notices also arrive by email.

Students pay tuition to the classroom themselves. The teacher sets the amount and how to pay, and Aiyori takes no fee from tuition. You check bills and add or change your card in “Invoices and payment” on the web (it does not appear in the iPhone and iPad app).

The learner’s “Assignments”

Web & app

Learner screens use plain wording, without the phrasing for children. Questions, live lessons and notices handed out are listed in “Assignments”, and finished ones stay in “History”.

Tuition (paid by the learner)

Web

Learners pay their own tuition. In “Invoices and payment” on the web, they see each month’s invoice and the payment instructions written by the instructor.

Students in a classroom for adults log in from Adult student login.

FAQ for students