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FLE and Conversational AI: What Narrative Inquiries Allow, and Their Limits

TalkPal, Aimigo, or Mizou focus on oral practice and grammatical progression in FLE. Parlova offers something different: a narrative immersion conversation with a historical character, for an already advanced audience. What it brings, and what it doesn't replace.

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24 September 2026Read →
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Organizing a geopolitical role-playing game in geography with AI: method

Actor conflict, UN simulation: two well-established role-playing game formats in geography, a 5-step method to organize them with AI characters to question rather than static paper sheets.

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17 September 2026Read →
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Designing an Educational Escape Game in History-Geography with AI: A 5-Step Method

How to build an educational escape game in history-geography using conversational AI characters: narrative framing, clues, time constraint, debrief. Method and pitfalls to avoid.

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10 September 2026Read →
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Review during the summer holidays without ruining the summer

Two months of vacation also means two months of forgetting if you do nothing. This guide explains how to review for 20 minutes a day, three times a week, without sacrificing the summer — and why this pace is enough.

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24 June 2026Read →
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How to Use Parlova for Studying: The Practical Guide for Students

Do you have a test, the brevet, or the bac coming up? This guide explains exactly how to use Parlova to study effectively: choosing the right character, asking the right questions, and checking that you really understood.

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24 June 2026Read →
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Why rereading your notes is useless (and what to do instead)

Rereading your notes gives the illusion of having revised. Neuroscience shows that it doesn't work. What works: asking questions, forcing your brain to search. With examples on Julius Caesar and Freud.

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14 June 2026Read →

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