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Getting Started Guide

Opening a classroom

From entering your email address to a classroom that’s ready.
This guide walks through sign-up one slide at a time.

  1. For teachers

    Opening a classroom
    Getting started

    From this website to a classroom that’s ready.
    There are 4 steps.

  2. Step 1

    Press “Start free (30 days)” and enter your email address

    Press “Start free (30 days)” on this website to open the sign-up screen.
    Fill in “Email address” and press “Send code”.

    • Guardians and students don’t sign up here. Guardians use the invite code from the teacher, and students use the ID from the teacher.
    The top of the Aiyori website, with the “Start free (30 days)” button and the “Create classroom” button at the top right.
  3. Step 2

    Enter the 6-digit code from the email

    A 6-digit code is sent to the email address you entered.
    Enter the code and press “Log in”.

    • If the email doesn’t arrive, check your spam folder.
    • If it still doesn’t arrive, press “Send the code again”.
  4. Step 3

    Read the Terms of Use and agree

    The full Terms of Use are shown.
    When you have read them, tick “I have read the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy” and press “Agree and start”.

    • The Terms of Use are the rules that keep this a safe place for children to learn. You can open the Privacy Policy from the same screen.
    The Terms of Use screen, with the “I have read the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy” checkbox and the “Agree and start” button at the bottom.
  5. Step 4

    Enter your name and the classroom’s name, and press “Create classroom”

    On the “Get started” screen, fill in “Your name”. Students and guardians will see this name.
    Under “Type of use”, choose one of “Classroom for children”, “Classroom for adults” and “Workplace training”. Fill in “Classroom name”, check “Country or region”, “Time zone” and “Currency”, and press “Create classroom”.

    • The type of use, country, currency and time zone can’t be changed after you create the classroom.
    • Tutoring and lessons for children use “Classroom for children”. “Classroom for adults” is for students aged 16 or older, with no guardians.
    • If you choose “Workplace training”, the field becomes “Company or organization name”. You can press “Create classroom” once you tick the box to accept the “Terms for Workplace Training” and the “Data Processing Agreement” on behalf of your company.
    • You are not asked for a payment method on this screen.
    The “Get started” screen: “Your name” at the top, then the “Type of use”, “Classroom name”, “Country or region”, “Time zone” and “Currency” fields and the “Create classroom” button.
  6. When your classroom is ready

    Follow “Getting started”

    Once the classroom is ready, “Getting started” appears at the top of the teacher’s screen.
    It shows what to do next and a button for it, so you can go one step at a time.

    • “Register your students”: Registering shows a classroom code, an ID and a PIN. Give these three to the student so they can log in.
    • “Invite guardians”: in a “Classroom for children”, create an “Invite code” on the student’s page and give it to the guardian. Each code can be used once, within 14 days.
    • “Hand out assignments, videos and notices”: what you hand out appears on the student’s screen. Submissions collect in the teacher’s to-do list.
    • For details, see Getting started in the user manual.
    “Getting started” at the top of the teacher’s screen (example: after registering students, the next step is “Invite guardians”).
  7. Pricing

    Free for 30 days after you create the classroom

    You don’t need to add a payment method during the trial.

    • After that, it’s ¥400 per person a month for classrooms in Japan, and US$2.99 per person a month for classrooms outside Japan (tax included).
    • Guardians are free and are not counted. Teachers and enrolled students are counted. There is no setup fee or minimum charge.
    • If a classroom has no payment method yet, we let you know 7 days and 3 days before the trial ends, and on the day it ends. See Pricing for details.

    Start free (30 days)

  8. About the name

    “Blue comes from the indigo plant, yet is bluer than indigo.”

    — Xunzi, “An Exhortation to Learning”

    Students grow beyond their teachers.
    Every teacher’s greatest hope is our name.

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