ImmerseMe Live turns independent language practice into a shared classroom experience.
Set a goal for your class, let students choose what they want to practise, and watch their progress appear on a live scoreboard as they learn.
Put the scoreboard on your classroom screen or projector and students can see themselves working together towards a shared target — whether that's XP earned, lessons completed, responses recorded or words spoken.
It's perfect for language labs, independent practice sessions, classroom challenges and those times when you want students actively learning without assigning everyone the same activity.
How ImmerseMe Live works
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Set the goal
Choose what your students are working towards and set a target metric (XP / lessons / responses / words / new words) -
Let students learn
Students choose their own ImmerseMe activities and practise independently. -
Watch the class progress
Their activity appears on the Live scoreboard in real time.
Example: Set a target of 100 responses per student and put the scoreboard on your projector. It turns individual practice into an energetic, shared classroom challenge.
Start an ImmerseMe Live session
- From your Dashboard, open ImmerseMe Live.
- Choose your Class.
- Choose when the session starts.
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Under Scoreboard Settings → Rank By, choose
your
class goal:
- XP earned
- Lessons completed
- Responses recorded
- Words spoken
- Enter your Target.
- Select Start.
Try this: For a 45-minute speaking lesson, set a target for Words spoken and challenge the class to reach it before the end of the session.
Ideas for using ImmerseMe Live
- Speaking challenge - How many words can the class speak in 30 minutes?
- XP sprint - Set an XP target and see if the class can reach it together.
- Independent learning session - Let everyone choose what they need to practise while you monitor participation.
- End-of-week challenge - Finish Friday with a class goal and the scoreboard on the big screen.
ImmerseMe Live vs Tasks
- Use ImmerseMe Live when you want students to complete specific lessons or activities that you’ve selected for them.
- Use Tasks when you want to assign specific lessons or activities for students to complete, either during class or over a longer period.