Course material

Library

Three different things live here: progress trackers for the books you own, bookmarks to resources on the web, and actual files stored privately in your account.

Textbooks & course books

Progress trackers for books you own or use — where you are, what is next. Each book can also hold its own PDF or photographed pages: upload them straight onto the card and they are stored privately in your account.

Défi 4
French · Textbook and workbook
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Genki I
Japanese · Beginner course
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Genki II
Japanese · For orientation only
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Google Drive folder

Your Drive folder stays the home of the complete coursebooks. BiaSpoke reads it without changing anything, proposes a language, level and material type for each file, and uses only what you approve.

Import from Drive

Saved web resources

Bookmarks to songs, lyric or video pages, articles, images and other HTTPS resources. BiaSpoke stores the address, not a copy.

No saved web resources yet. Add a song, article or image you want to work with and its address will be kept here.

Private uploads

Actual PDF and image copies stored privately in your account — unlike saved web resources, which only hold an address. Each upload can optionally be linked to a textbook or a lesson.

Sign in to store PDFs and page photographs privately in your own account. Textbook records and saved web resources work without an account.

Private uploads are private to your account. They are never publicly readable and are opened through short-lived private addresses, so uploading, opening and deleting need sign-in and a connection.