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Complimentary educator evaluation

Give Japanese practice a playful place in your program.

Evaluate three iOS learning games with your teachers, tutors, or learners. Start with 5 complimentary codes, a short teacher guide, and no purchase commitment.

  • Ad-free learning
  • Japanese + English
  • Teacher guide included
  • No link required
Three ways to practise

Choose the right kind of challenge for each learner.

Each app reinforces Japanese–English recognition differently, so educators can match the activity to reading level, confidence, and classroom energy.

Drive Go Go app icon

Drive Go Go

Learn words. Drive further. Have fun.

A gentle driving-and-spelling game for beginning learners. A word appears with one letter missing — collect the right letter from the road while you drive.

Good for

Early readers, gentle independent practice, and learners who need time to think.

Bilingual Samurai app icon

Bilingual Samurai

Slice the spelling.

A fast slicing game. A word appears, letter and kana tiles fly up from below, and you slice them in the right order before time runs out.

Good for

Growing readers building speed, recall, and focus under light pressure.

Bilingual Ninja app icon

Bilingual Ninja

Master words. Outsmart the oni.

A maze game. A word appears with blanks in it — find the letters that fill them, in order, while oni patrol the maze.

Good for

Independent readers who enjoy strategy, spelling, and problem-solving.

Built for real learning settings

Easy to introduce without redesigning your lesson.

1

Warm-up

Use a short round before class to activate vocabulary and kana recognition.

2

Learning station

Add one app to a rotation for independent or paired practice.

3

Home connection

Share a focused activity with families who want playful practice between classes.

4

Teacher training

Let future educators compare pacing, feedback, and bilingual scaffolding in game-based learning.

A respectful pilot

Free access first. An honest evaluation next.

  1. 1

    Request access

    Tell us about your program and the learners you support.

  2. 2

    Try the apps

    Use 5 complimentary evaluation codes with educators or a small learner group.

  3. 3

    Share feedback

    Tell us what was useful, where learners hesitated, and what would improve the experience.

  4. 4

    Expand if it works

    Programs with a useful evaluation may request up to 10 additional complimentary codes—15 total.

Optional resource listing

If the apps earn a place, make sharing easy.

A link is never required for complimentary access. After a positive evaluation, you may choose to include Sky Learning Studio on a Japanese-learning resources page, library guide, course page, newsletter, or teacher portal.

Ready-to-use description

Sky Learning Studio creates playful iOS learning games that help beginning learners practise hiragana, Japanese vocabulary, spelling, and Japanese–English recognition. Explore Drive Go Go, Bilingual Samurai, and Bilingual Ninja through its educator pilot.

Suggested link

https://skylearningstudio.com/educators

Please adapt the wording to your audience and follow your institution’s own resource-listing policy.

Begin the conversation

Bring a small, focused pilot to your learners.

Requests are reviewed personally. We will confirm the best apps for your audience and send access instructions with the teacher guide.

  • Initial evaluation: 5 complimentary codes
  • After useful feedback: up to 10 additional codes
  • Maximum complimentary pilot: 15 codes
  • No purchase or website link required

Start or expand your pilot

Tell us a little about your program. We will reply directly from hello@skylearningstudio.com.

Questions educators ask

A clear pilot, without hidden conditions.

Who can apply?

Japanese-language schools, university programs, libraries, cultural organizations, tutors, and teacher-training cohorts.

Which devices are supported?

The three pilot apps are currently available for iPhone and iPad through Apple’s App Store.

Do we have to publish a link?

No. Complimentary codes are for evaluation. A resource listing is an optional next step only when your team genuinely finds the apps useful.

Does positive feedback guarantee 10 more codes?

Expanded access is offered for useful, engaged pilots and is subject to code availability. We will confirm the number with you directly.