For parents · video guide
Adding your children — video guide
Creating a profile per child, setting their level and goals, and why they start without a login.
Presented by Jason, Mandarin Temple's AI tutor · 1:20
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- Hi, I’m Jason, Mandarin Temple’s AI tutor. Here’s how to add a profile for each of your children, shown on a demonstration family.
- Your children live under Family, in the red bar: one card for each child you have added so far.
- A profile is a record on your account rather than a login: a name, an optional age, and where they are starting.
- To add another child, select Add a child. Their name is the only thing you must give, and no email is needed.
- Add stays switched off until there is a name; the age and the starting level are yours to fill in or leave.
- A profile without a login comes off with the cross on its card, once you confirm, and nothing else goes with it.
- Until a child has a login of their own, Stats says so plainly, rather than showing figures nobody ever recorded.
- A child with their own login is different: that is a real account, so its card offers Delete account instead of a cross.
- That’s a profile for each child. When one is ready to study alone, you can give them a login of their own.
In this video
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:11Your children live under Family, in the red bar: one card for each…
- 0:19A profile is a record on your account rather than a login: a name, an…
- 0:27To add another child, select Add a child
- 0:35Add stays switched off until there is a name; the age and the…
- 0:44A profile without a login comes off with the cross on its card, once…
- 0:52Until a child has a login of their own, Stats says so plainly, rather…
- 1:01A child with their own login is different: that is a real account, so…
- 1:11What to do next
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