For teachers and faculty

Class time is for meaning.

Scriptorium trains recognition at home. Recognition precedes reading.

I · Where you teach

For the Latin, Greek or Hebrew classroom, ages 13 and up.

Students review the alphabet and the week’s core vocabulary at home, each on their own device. You set the practice and its due date in a private Class, then begin the next lesson from the words they missed most.

For students ages 13 and up. Scriptorium complements your curriculum; it does not replace it.

II · In your class

Practice at home, meaning in class.

I

Set the practice

Create a private Class and assign a scope from Scriptorium’s core vocabulary, with a due date.

II

Students review

Each student practices recognition on their own device. A word counts as mastered only after it survives a real time gap.

III

Start from what was missed

See the most-missed words for each assignment and across the class, and begin there.

III · Access
Instructor

Free

Creating and running a Class is free. Full personal learning access can be verified with an eligible school email or earned by teaching three learners with qualifying paid access.

Student seats · Faculty licence

By quote

Each paid learner seat includes all eight languages. Tell us your school, role, languages taught and approximate class size. We reply within one business day.

Create or manage a Class

IV · Questions

Questions

Creating and running a Class is free. Full personal learning access is available through qualifying school-email verification or earned instructor access. Student seats and faculty licences are priced by quote.

Next

Start with the free script primer in the app.

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