The Fleex platform will make it simple for television lovers to learn English. The French startup company has recently partnered with the Popcorn Time network, merging one's favorite streamed shows and content with the display of English subtitles.
What separates Fleex from other language acquisition programs is its combination of English linguistic information with native subtitles. For instance, if you are from Germany, German subtitles will be paired with English subtitles. As one progresses, the German explanations will be continuously scaled back.
On top of being relatively easy to use, Fleex is also interactive. While watching shows, movies or even TED talks, users can pause the reel and search for definitions of specific words. Expressions and idioms are also apart of the educational tool.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Language Learning Videos
- Creating customized language learning programs by integrating linguistic information with native subtitles.
- Interactive Language Learning
- Introducing interactive features to language learning programs such as the ability to pause and search for definitions of specific words.
- Streaming as Learning Tool
- Leveraging streaming as a tool for language learning by providing subtitles in a learner's native language.
Sectors Adopting This
- Edtech
- EdTech companies can use Fleex's model to create personalized language learning programs integrating video content and interactive features.
- Media Streaming
- Media streaming platforms can partner with language learning companies to provide subtitle options in multiple languages, appealing to a wider audience.
- Language Learning
- Language learning companies have an opportunity to incorporate more interactive features in their programs, making them more engaging and effective.
