Signing up for WordChamp is FREE for everyone. Pricing for specific features can be found
here.
WordChamp has been written from the ground up to be compatible with all languages. We currently have content, including audio, for over 130 languages online.
On Windows, we support both Internet Explorer and Firefox.
On the Macintosh, we support Safari, Firefox, and Camino.
On Linux, we support Firefox.
Currently, we have hundreds of thousands of audio clips in dozens of languages with new audio being added daily.
We use the Macromedia Flash Player to play audio. If the audio isn't working properly, it's pretty likely that downloading the latest version of the Flash Player will solve your problems. You can get the latest version by clicking on the following link:
Using WordChamp, you can create five different types of vocabulary lists: Translation, Question and Answer, Synonym, Antonym, and Definition lists.
Click here for descriptions of the different types of lists.
Yes, you can add original pictures and audio to your flashcards. You can not however, use copyrighted photos, graphics, or audio on our site without permission from the copyright holder.
Other users cannot change your flashcards without your permission.
Yes, WordChamp works with accents, characters, and writing systems for many languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, Hindi, Arabic, and many more. For more information on how to enter accents or use other writing systems, please choose from the following links.
You can easily upload lists from files you have created on your computer, send lists directly to your printer and download lists as MP3 (audio) files to your hard-drive.
For more information on how to do this click here.You can add sample sentences by following an entry with one or more sample sentences, or grammatical notes, enclosed in curly braces. Here's an example:
dog {man's best friend}
This will appear in the drills like this:
man's best friend
Note: please do not use sample sentences from copyrighted sources without first getting permission!
When creating a new flashcard, you'll sometimes want to specify a particular reading for a word. You might do this to practice reading words in a foreign writing system (e.g., Chinese, Hebrew, etc.), or because a particular word has multiple pronunciations with different meanings (e.g., "bow" = a polite gesture, and "bow" = a long-distance weapon). You can tell the computer that a word has a specific reading by following the word with a vertical bar ("|") and then the reading. So, it might look like this:
We have many users using vocabulary from textbooks with our website but we have to make special arrangements for their use. If you are planning to use materials from a textbook with WordChamp please
contact us.
No. Only students that you give an invitation code to can enter your online class. You can see a list of the students who have joined a class on the class's detail page.
At WordChamp, we are committed to doing everything we can to maintain a safe and secure language learning environment, particularly for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8. Details on the measures we have implemented, as well as tips to keep your students safe online, can be found in
Student Safety.
