Scriptorium keeps the review going the other six days. The tutor sets vocabulary practice for the class in the app.
The tutor teaches from your co-op’s Latin, Greek or Hebrew curriculum, as now.
Each learner reviews the alphabet and the lesson’s core vocabulary on their own device, against an assignment with a due date.
The tutor opens the most-missed words and starts the class there.
The tutor creates a private Class, sets vocabulary practice with a due date, and sees the most-missed words for each assignment and across the class.
Mastery counts only after a word survives a real time gap, so the list shows what has not yet held, not what was seen once.
Seats for a co-op group are quoted, not listed. Every paid learner seat includes all eight languages. Tell us about your co-op and confirm that every learner is 13 or older. We reply within one business day.
Ages 13 and up. Every learner in the co-op group must be 13 or older.
No. Your curriculum and tutor teach the language. Scriptorium trains recognition of the alphabet and core vocabulary between meetings.
Yes. Each learner uses Scriptorium on their own iPhone or iPad, with their own account and progress. Android is on the waitlist.
The words the class missed most, for each assignment and across the class. It is a view of recognition practice, not a grade or a reading score.
Each paid learner seat includes all eight Scriptorium languages. Choose one for class or study several; there is no separate language purchase. Learning prerequisites still apply.
Group seats are priced by quote, based on the number of learners. The tutor’s access is free.
Not yet. Group seats and tutor access cannot be set up through this preview. A quote request is the first step.
