Mekorot is an adaptive interlinear reader that teaches the vocabulary of the text itself — one root at a time, at the pace of the reader in front of it.
Every learner sees the same text, but not the same page. Words already mastered stand on their own; words still being learned carry help. As a student's vocabulary grows, the scaffolding recedes — so the reading stays at the edge of what they can do unaided.
Teachers set a curriculum range, see how a class is progressing, and find the students who are stuck on a particular word or form. Schools can add students by roster upload, or import a class directly from Google Classroom.
Chapters a student is working on are kept on the device, so the reader keeps working on a school bus, in a building with poor reception, or anywhere the network gives out mid-lesson.