Guides and answers for students, teachers, parents, and schools
Roll out Meta Typing Club to classes and teachers, safely and for free.
Yes. Meta Typing Club works for whole classrooms and schools. Teachers create classes, invite or create student accounts, assign lessons, and watch progress for the entire roster from one dashboard. School and organization use is paid, so contact us to discuss pricing that fits your classroom or institution.
Read the full guideStart by having each teacher create a teacher account, then a class per group of students. Teachers add students with invite codes or by creating accounts, assign the same lesson plan, and track their own rosters. Because school use is paid, contact us to discuss pricing as you scale from one class to the whole school.
Read the full guideYes. Meta Typing Club is designed for children to use safely. There are no ads and we do not sell user data. Kids can sign in with a username instead of an email, so no personal email is required, and teachers or parents create and control those accounts. Children only see typing lessons and their own progress.
Read the full guideSchool and organization use is not free, so the cost depends on your needs. Meta Typing Club stays free for individual learners and families, but schools, districts, and organizations or businesses are paid. Please contact us to discuss pricing for your school, and we will tailor it to your size and goals.
Read the full guideOrganize students into classes, one per group, and manage each roster from the teacher dashboard. Add students with invite codes or by creating accounts for kids without email. Assign lessons to a whole class, set due dates, and track everyone in one view. For school or organization use, contact us for pricing.
Read the full guideYes. Meta Typing Club runs in any modern web browser, so it works on Chromebooks, school lab PCs, and other shared computers with no install. Students just open the site and sign in. Because nothing is installed, the same machine can be used by different classes throughout the day.
Read the full guideEach teacher runs their own classes and roster from their own teacher account. Teachers can set up classes for the same students side by side and coordinate on a shared lesson plan, so students get aligned practice. Decide together which lessons and categories to assign so the group follows one consistent path.
Read the full guideSchools can teach typing in all five supported languages: English, Russian, Persian, Pashto, and Dari. Each language has its own complete curriculum, and Persian, Pashto, and Dari use native right-to-left layouts. Teachers pick the language per assignment, so different classes can practice different languages at the same time.
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