It’s actually really easy to set up as well.If you are new to Duolingo for Schools, you will be invited to create your first class during the registration process. One of the interesting things about this is that, if you’re part of a Duolingo classroom, you automatically get unlimited hearts! It basically gives teachers a way of assigning tasks to their students on Duolingo - through what is known as a classroom - as well as allowing them to track their progress. However, for as long as it works, it might be worth looking into if you’re not a fan of the other two ways!ĭuolingo for Schools is a feature designed for school teachers and their students. This one’s definitely a loophole and so it’s my least favorite of the 3. The other main way of getting unlimited hearts is through Duolingo for Schools. However, if you can stomach these differences, then desktop/web browser approach might be the way to go. It’s missing features like challenges and quests, the path has a more dated format, and the lessons just don’t feel as polished as they do in the app. That said, there are some downsides to this approach.įor me, the main one is that it doesn’t have the same functionality of the app. This means you can dive into your lessons and power through them at your leisure. The even better news is that you can run the desktop version of Duolingo on your phone as well.Įven if you have Super, there’s no option to turn on unlimited hearts as they don’t exist! I just can’t understand why the logic that hearts are better for learning only extends to mobile users that don’t have Super…īut anyway. If Super Duolingo is a no-go, then another great option is to use the desktop version of Duolingo.įor some reason, Duolingo never brought the heart system to desktop - and they’ve confirmed they have no plans to in the future either.Īs far as I’m concerned this is a massive win! For the convenience of not having to put up with the hearts, as well as all the other features and perks that come with it, I’m more than happy to pay it.īut again, everyone’s different, so it’ll just depend on your personal circumstances.
However, if you use Duolingo every day (like me!), then the daily cost is roughly $0.23. In the US it’s currently $83.99 USD per year - which is obviously a lot more than a free plan! Of course, the biggest downside to Super Duolingo is the cost.
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