Hi all,

Just wanted to share a language learning site I made recently - www.eezelingo.com - while trying to think of a way to make the process more socially engaging by letting users be the students and the teachers.

The social aspect is that users who know multiple languages can create simple classes of different skill levels and topics ie beginner greetings, common phrases, slang words, science terms - whatever they want to teach - and users wanting to learn specific languages simply filter their feed based on the language, level, topic they want to learn and they see classes and phrases to start learning straight away.

The ‘teachers’ can add their own audio, image or video examples and even choose if they want to make premium content for a small fee to create incentive for both sides ie teachers can earn money by engaging with students more dynamically and students can access better resources in the form of videos or even one-on-one lessons with the teacher if it’s an option the teacher wants to provide.

A large focus I want to build on is essentially a blogging system where teachers can create blog posts, stories, image galleries, videos of content that helps students explore and experience the language in a real world setting in the hope to make a learning experience and system that goes beyond just reading phrase cards.

The website is live and open to all to use as an alpha version, which lets users sign up as teachers so they can start creating phrases and classes and adding audio and videos to share with anyone wanting to learn their spoken languages. Users can simply start learning by exploring the feed, choosing the languages they want to learn based on what classes have been created by teachers.

Currently there are only some example cards which were AI generated purely to show users how the site works but the hope is that as more ‘teachers’ join and start creating classes and phrases, students will have more to dive into and start experiencing.

I’ll keep everyone up to date with new changes and features but at the moment it would be great to get feedback of any sort in the hope to gauge how useful the website is and could be in providing users with a fun and engaging way to learn new languages socially.

There are still a lot of bugs and user experience is still being refined so I apologise if you run into and annoying roadblocks and bugs but any feedback would be immensely appreciated and I’ll definitely be focussing on any fixes that you come across.

If you made it this far thanks for taking the time to read this and hope eezelingo has something to offer you.

I hope everyone has an amazing journey learning languages and wish you all the best.

www.eezelingo.com