Duolingo

Learning management system for educational institutions

About Duolingo

Duolingo is a learning management system that helps schools offer bite-sized learning modules to teach speaking and reading different languages including Spanish, French, Italian, German, French, and English. The platform offers gamified lessons, which enable trainees to learn and incorporate grammar and vocabulary skills.

Teachers can define classroom instructions, track students’ progress against learning goals, and share personalized feedback on a unified interface. Duolingo offers iOS and Android mobile applications, allowing teams to download multiple training lessons and view them in offline mode. Students can also reset languages in profiles and follow or block team members on a centralized dashboard.

Duolingo lets trainers login via Facebook and Google credentials and manage parental controls. Learners can also compete with other trainees, track scores via leaderboards in real-time, and access Duolingo stories to attempt exercises based on reading and listening comprehension.


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4.6 /5
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Value for Money
4.5/5
Features
4.6/5
Ease of Use
4.8/5
Customer Support
4.3/5

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André
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  • Industry: Chemicals
  • Company size: 201–500 Employees
  • Used Daily for 2+ years
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A very good option to reinforce your language skills

Reviewed on 15/4/2021

As a brazilian trilingual person (I spoke portuguese, english and spanish), it is a way for keep my...

As a brazilian trilingual person (I spoke portuguese, english and spanish), it is a way for keep my language skills sharp, and also to learn about other languages. Nowdays I am learning japanese, and it has been a very good experience, I had contact with the language on the past, but even for a person which had not have it, the way which the App explain everything, is pretty easy and well guided. My mother is learning spanish using it, and it is awesome how she can talk with me and explain some complexes things using the skills which she learned through Duolingo.

Pros

The ease of use, the contents inside it, the exercises, the grammatic explanations are pretty good, also they have some "died languages", as latin, Irish, and some other dialects, which without this kind of technology would be tend to disappear.

Cons

Sometimes the exercises repeat so much, at point to make the user bored, but I know that some people learns with repetition. Therefore, I do not see so much advantage to choose the paid version of it.

Verified Reviewer
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  • Industry: Health, Wellness & Fitness
  • Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
  • Used Monthly for 2+ years
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A Fun Way To Learn!

Reviewed on 4/7/2022

I love Duolingo! I did Spanish and French in school but fell off when I decided to pursue a career...

I love Duolingo! I did Spanish and French in school but fell off when I decided to pursue a career in medicine instead. Duolingo has truly helped me to reconnect my prior knowledge of the language and to practice in a fun and engaging way

Pros

Gamification of learning
Ease of tracking progress
Vibrant and interesting app design
Competitions with other users

Cons

If you continue to miss your daily Duolingo classes, the email and notification reminders become overbearing and very annoying

Ewoma
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  • Industry: Writing & Editing
  • Company size: Self Employed
  • Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Duolingo: an efficient language learning software

Reviewed on 5/10/2021

my experience with Duolingo has been all right. It gave me the opportunity to learn a new language...

my experience with Duolingo has been all right. It gave me the opportunity to learn a new language without paying for language classes which is good.

Pros

I like Duolingo because it is a great language learning tool. I used to learn to improve my French language when I was studying at the university. I like how it is free and so easy to use.
I don't have to spend any money on language classes due to this app. I also love its gaming format. It makes learning French and Spanish fun for me without the pressure of learning in a class.
I also like its compatibility with mobile devices. I open it on my android phone and take my lessons for the day irrespective of my location.
Also, its daily reminders help me stay committed to learning and not forget my learning tasks.

Cons

While Duolingo is a great language learning app, I find the pop-up ads a nuisance. Another thing I dislike about it is that it lacks the most important element for learning a language, which is; face to face interaction. That is crucial for learning your target language.
Also, I would not recommend Duolingo if you want to advance to a native level in your target language. I have finished all my French lessons on the app. Although my French improved tremendously, I am still far from being on the level of a native French speaker.

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  • Industry: Internet
  • Company size: Self Employed
  • Used Daily for 2+ years
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Best way to learn a foreign language

Reviewed on 20/5/2023

I have used Duolingo several times to learn a foreign language. Once, I even studied for over a...

I have used Duolingo several times to learn a foreign language. Once, I even studied for over a year every day without a break. I recommended it to a few friends, and they were also satisfied. It's a great solution for someone who prefers to learn on their own rather than with a native speaker or in a group.

Pros

Price (it's for free!), ease of use (the app guides you step by step by your hand), extensive language courses, UX of the app

Cons

Apart from minor mistakes in a few lessons (which I reported and which have been corrected), Duolingo works perfectly.

Uno
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  • Industry: Writing & Editing
  • Company size: Self Employed
  • Used Monthly for 1+ year
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  • Likelihood to recommend 10.0 /10

Easy Language Learning App

Reviewed on 2/8/2023

It is the best application I've used for language learning. I've tried other means of learning my...

It is the best application I've used for language learning. I've tried other means of learning my chosen language, French, but they weren't so helpful. Duolingo is just so easy to use and understand. It also encourages learning competitions amongst peers, and some countries accept language certificates from Duolingo.

Pros

The leagues are my favourite part of the application. You can compete with peers weekly whilst learning.

Cons

I think the biggest issue right now is that you cannot communicate directly with your peers on the application. You can only congratulate them.

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Duolingo FAQs

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Duolingo offers the following pricing plans:

  • Starting from: US$6.99/month
  • Pricing model: Free Version, Subscription
  • Free Trial: Available

Duolingo is available for free. Duolingo Plus: $6.99 USD/mo. A 14-day free trial is available.

Duolingo has the following typical customers:

Self Employed, 2–10, 11–50, 51–200, 201–500, 501–1,000, 1,001–5,000

Duolingo supports the following languages:

Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

Duolingo supports the following devices:

Android (Mobile), iPhone (Mobile), iPad (Mobile)

We do not have any information about what integrations Duolingo has

Duolingo offers the following support options:

Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base

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