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Practical guides5 min
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Which character to choose for teaching a history chapter?

5 ready-to-use characters on Parlova, classified by period and program chapter — and how to create any other character for an uncovered chapter.

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16 September 2026Read →
Comparison6 min
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Parlova vs Genially for history-geography: which tool for which use

Genially creates interactive content (presentations, escape games, gamification). Parlova allows students to converse with historical characters rooted in their era. Honest comparison, prices, features.

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15 September 2026Read →
Philosophy6 min
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Who was Socrates? Life, method, and trial of the philosopher who wrote nothing

Socrates left no writings: everything comes from his disciples. His life, his method (maieutics), the three charges of his trial in 399 BC, and his death sentence. The essentials, sourced.

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15 September 2026Read →
Method7 min
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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 →
Comparison7 min
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Parlova vs Mizou for history-geography: which tool for which use

Mizou is a generalist educational chatbot creator, strong in languages. Parlova specializes in historical characters rooted in their era. Honest comparison, prices, features, for whom each tool is intended.

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10 September 2026Read →
Method6 min
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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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