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A teacher leading a lesson using a wall-mounted screen and whiteboard, next to a graphic listing the program's digital tools: Google Classroom, spaced repetition, YouTube, Google Workspace, Irodori materials, and PCT mock exams

Technology Inside the Classroom

Even though classes are face-to-face, we still use technology to support learning: Google Classroom and Google Workspace for materials and communication, the Irodori textbooks as the core curriculum, and a spaced repetition review system to lock in vocabulary and kanji.

The tools, and what each one is for

  • Google Classroom & Google Workspace — where lesson materials, announcements, and assignments live between sessions.
  • Irodori textbooks — the core curriculum, covered in class under Irodori-Focused Curriculum.
  • Spaced repetition reviews — the system covered under Spaced Repetition Reviews, for retaining vocabulary and kanji long after a lesson ends.

Technology supports the classroom — it doesn’t replace it

None of these tools are meant to be a substitute for sitting in a room with a sensei and classmates. They exist to keep material organized and reviewable between sessions, so class time itself can stay focused on instruction and speaking practice.

Ready to experience this yourself?

Seats for the next A1 Basic Course batch are limited.