User-friendly Design
An intuitive interface teachers love to use
Modern and Reliable
A language lab solution that just works
Wireless Compatible
Turn any classroom into a full featured lab
The basics, done right.
The core elements of a traditional lab paired with a modern teacher-friendly interface.
Robust and flexible, connect students in many ways with just a few clicks.
A simple connection concept.
A voice connection causes sound to flow from one person to another (in the direction of the arrow), and can be created simply by dragging a line.
Choose exactly which students to pair together, or put them in automatically-randomized groups of any size.
Teachers can monitor and speak privately either to individual students to correct them on drills, or with groups of students to facilitate their conversations.
Connect students many ways. Be creative.
Choose exactly which students to pair together, or put them in automatically-randomized groups of any size. By combining multiple connections between multiple students, any speaking activity is possible.
A smart student media player for self-guided lessons.
A smart student player for self-guided lessons.
By recording in discrete segments and automatically recognizing unnecessary silence, the DiLL student player provides precise control over audio lessons.
Students can replay and re-record their responses to audio stimuli until they're satisfied with the result. And by slowing down lesson audio without changing the pitch, students can more easily tackle rapid-fire native speech.
Capture high quality student recordings.
DiLL uses modern audio codecs for high-fidelity, distortion-free voice conferencing. Paired with one of our recommend headsets and student recordings sound crystal clear.
Example Recordings
Three-way conversation (class of 22 students):
Teacher-led question & response (class of 34 students):
Review student work online anytime and anywhere.
DiLL saves student recordings automatically to a private website, where they are organized by the student's name and the teacher's lesson — so users never have to worry about saving files and emailing them to each other.
Teachers can access student work by logging into their private, school-only DiLL website from any web browser, either at school or remotely from home.
