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description FluentKey Overview

FluentKey is a classroom-oriented language-learning platform that uses short videos followed by listening-comprehension questions. Teachers can select or assign audiovisual material, present it to students, and use built-in quizzes and progress information to structure practice. The service supports instruction in multiple languages and is intended mainly for language teachers who want current, contextual listening activities rather than a complete self-study curriculum.

help FluentKey FAQ

Can a teacher use FluentKey as a live classroom game?

Yes, FluentKey Live lets a teacher display a video on a projector while students answer comprehension questions on their own devices. Students join with a four-digit code and compete for the highest score. [FluentKey teacher FAQ](https://blog.fluentkey.com/faq-teachers/)

Can I assign FluentKey videos as homework with a quiz?

Yes, teachers can assign a video for watching only or assign it with embedded comprehension questions. FluentKey supports due dates, class selection, progress tracking, and a gradebook. [FluentKey teacher FAQ](https://blog.fluentkey.com/faq-teachers/)

Can teachers upload their own videos or audio to FluentKey?

Yes, FluentKey supports direct uploads and links from YouTube or Facebook. Its teacher FAQ lists MP3, MP4, and QuickTime formats, and uploaded videos can have their transcripts edited. [FluentKey teacher FAQ](https://blog.fluentkey.com/faq-teachers/)

Which languages and levels can I filter in FluentKey?

The library includes languages such as English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hebrew. FluentKey also labels content with levels such as A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. [FluentKey video library](https://fluentkey.com/content)

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