Classroom Use
Does SpanishDict.com have a program/license that is available to use in a classroom situation as opposed to individual memberships?
I would like to use this program as a classroom tool, but can't expect the students to pay for it and would require for the school I work for to make a licensing deal.
Gracis, Transitoria
1 Answer
Spanish Dict is a free site, anybody can use it at any time for free as far as I know. But I am not a lawyer- so you might want to use the feedback button to the far right middle of the screen to communicated directly with the owners to be sure.
Fluencia is a completely different matter, it is a for pay program.
I have seen sets of flashcards created by what I assume is a Spanish teacher, and then a number of people do the sets, presumably joining only to do the set assigned by that teacher.
If you know your students profile names, you can look and see what they have done, in terms of the video lessons or flashcards, but the new grammar quizzes do not record scores.
