What will learners do?
MYLO is organised into a series of challenges. Each challenge is designed to offer a fully-rounded and self-contained learning experience, promoting language learning through creativity, problem-solving, decision-making and enquiry.

Challenges include designing a football kit for a French-speaking team, creating a German monster game, helping an eccentric Canadian chef to describe his fantastic new menu and inventing a Spanish character for a ground-breaking computer game. 

How can it support my teaching?
MYLO offers an extremely flexible set of language resources that can be used by pupils at home or in school, and individually or in groups.

Will I have additional preparation to do?
No. All of the materials to complete a challenge, or practice activity, including background notes and dictionaries are included. Your pupils can enrol themselves into MYLO, so you won't have to enter all of their details.

Will pupils like it?
MYLO includes loads of different games and activities, so pupils are bound to find something that interests them.

Can it be used outside of school?
Yes. Pupils will be able to access their work and complete challenges in any setting, providing they have internet access.

What level of technical competence do I need?
There is no installation to worry about as MYLO is completely online, and can be accessed by a password anywhere there is internet access.

Simple instructions are given for the completion of all challenges and practice activities. All software and tools are included and will be explained as you go.

You can use MYLO in your classroom on individual PCs, or via a whiteboard for whole class or group teaching.

How much does it cost?
Nothing. MYLO is free and open to anyone and everyone.

Is it safe?
We take pupil privacy very seriously, so features where learners work together are only available when a group has been set up by a teacher.

How can I get involved?
MYLO is free and open to all. You don't need to register to use MYLO, but registering your school allows you to make full use of the collaboration facilities on the site.

• The nominated school administrator creates accounts for the teachers in their school.The teacher creates a group and is given a unique access code to share with learners.
• Learners create personal accounts for themselves and then join the groups using the access code that the teacher has given to them.
• The teacher can review work and track progress of individuals, and then publish the best work that is created so that it can be viewed by the entire community.

How can I find out more?
MYLO is now live – why not explore the site for yourself? You can also keep an eye on our blog to find out about all of the latest developments, including new material added to the site.