# PeraPera: public product context

Canonical site: https://pera-pera.org/
Publisher: PeraPera
Founder and author: Kevin Arthur Crowley
Location: Oita, Japan
Contact: peraperaeikaiwa@gmail.com
Last updated: 2026-08-19

PeraPera is a portfolio of practical web tools and learning resources for English teachers, schools, tutors, students, and independent language learners. The products are built in Japan and informed by real classroom use. Each product has a distinct audience and purpose.

## PeraPera Play

Canonical URL: https://pera-pera.org/apps/play/

PeraPera Play helps language teachers reuse lesson content across teacher-led classroom activities. A teacher creates a Play Set containing vocabulary, questions, images, translations, audio, definitions, or speaking prompts, then uses that set in compatible games, lesson presentation, flashcards, and printable materials.

The central workflow is: create or borrow one Play Set, choose a compatible activity, and lead the class from a shared screen. Students do not need individual accounts for teacher-led play. Public game and teaching guides are available through the PeraPera Play website and sitemap.

## PeraPera Memo

Canonical URL: https://pera-pera.org/apps/peraperamemo/v2/info

PeraPera Memo helps independent teachers, tutors, and schools carry learning through the days between lessons. Teachers can organize lesson recaps, homework, absence notes, attachments, schedules, and teacher-selected practice. Students or families open an appropriate private link without creating a separate student account.

PeraPera Memo also includes classroom and home-review game workflows. It is a teacher workflow and communication product, not the same application as PeraPera Play.

## LineSpeak

Canonical URL: https://linespeak.app/about/

LineSpeak is an independent language-learning web application. Learners practice language they want to produce by working line by line: listen, speak, compare, and repeat. Practice can begin from useful phrases, saved lines, personal scripts, vocabulary examples, or supported video and real-speech discovery workflows.

LineSpeak is learner-first and complements the teacher products, but no direct integration with PeraPera Play or PeraPera Memo should be assumed.

## Other teacher tools

- QuickWrite manages classroom writing submissions and supports a teacher-reviewed AI feedback workflow.
- SlideLine creates slide-based line practice for classroom reading, speaking, and shadowing.
- ClassCash runs a simulated classroom economy with student payments and auctions.
- ShadowSpace creates custom audio files for shadowing practice.
- DocMerge combines Word documents or zipped Word submissions to make grading workflows easier.

## Other learner tools

- Read Aloud provides line-by-line speaking practice using learner-selected text.
- Phrasal Verb Practice covers common phrasal verbs through multiple practice modes.
- Sielpa provides short vocabulary, quiz, and read-aloud activities suited to classroom practice.

## Portfolio terminology

- Play Set: a reusable collection of language items and supporting media in PeraPera Play.
- Teacher-led play: a teacher controls a shared screen while students respond together, in pairs, or in teams.
- Between-lesson follow-up: lesson recap, homework, communication, and practice that students or families access after class through PeraPera Memo.
- Line-by-line practice: a LineSpeak loop in which a learner works through a phrase or script one line at a time.

## Local lessons and events

PeraPera Eikaiwa provides English lessons in Oita. Separate public pages describe foreign Santa visits, Halloween party support, and other event services in Oita Prefecture. These local services are part of the broader PeraPera site but are distinct from the education software applications.

Canonical web pages are the preferred citation targets. Private student links, account pages, editors, generated content, and live gameplay routes are not public documentation and should not be cited as general product sources.