For elementary schools, Auralog offers a network solution that allows children to discover the English language.
TELL ME MORE Kids is all about learning while having fun. It allows children to learn the English language through games, songs, cartoons, and activities for learning grammar, vocabulary, and expressions.
Depending on their age, children will explore the house, the city or the world. TELL ME MORE Kids constantly adapts to children’s evolving interests and experiences. It follows a child’s natural progression in a pedagogic manner to allow them to start learning English at any age. The mascots Phileas and Kaliko are there to help, advise, and encourage.
Entertaining and interactive, TELL ME MORE Kids uses speech recognition technology to make learning English easier. Children learn how to recognize the sounds, and then how to imitate them. Numerous games and activities allow children to develop different skills such as memory, logic, or concentration.
3 Lesson Modes for progressive learning:
Immersion Mode
to get children used to hearing English spoken.
Comprehension Mode
to understand what is said in English.
Expression Mode
to speak English.
To experience the
TELL ME MORE online student portal, click here
There are a large number of institutions in the United States equipped with TELL ME MORE Education, including:
Rice University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Bryant University
Clemson University
North Carolina State University
The Citadel
Mercer University
St. Ignatius College Prep (Chicago)
Miami-Dade County
“TELL ME MORE offers a new dimension to our language programs at Rice University. It enables our students to practice pronunciation and receive instant feedback outside of class. Because we have a proficiency oriented language learning curriculum, Tell Me More plays an important role in developing our students' oral language skills. We are eager to try the new web-based version as it will provide our students with even more autonomy.”
-Claire Bartlett Foreign Language Department Chair, Language Lab Director, Rice University
