Tokyo Shoseki and LoiLo Partner to Distribute Curriculum-Aligned Content for 'LoiLog' Learning Portfolios
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- Tokyo Shoseki and LoiLo Partner to Distribute Curriculum-Aligned Content for 'LoiLog' Learning Portfolios
- Tokyo Shoseki begins free distribution of curriculum-aligned 'Unit Cards' for 'LoiLog,' a learning portfolio integrated into the classroom app 'LoiLoNote School.' The cards help students organize and reflect on their learning in math and science. A launch event is scheduled for June 4th.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: May 22, 2026
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Tokyo Shoseki begins free distribution of curriculum-aligned 'Unit Cards' for 'LoiLog,' a learning portfolio integrated into the classroom app 'LoiLoNote School.' The cards help students organize and reflect on their learning in math and science. A launch event is scheduled for June 4th.
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- Tokyo Shoseki and LoiLo Partner to Distribute Curriculum-Aligned Content for 'LoiLog' Learning Portfolios (May 22, 2026), PR Times
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- PR Times
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- May 22, 2026
Tokyo Shoseki begins free distribution of curriculum-aligned 'Unit Cards' for 'LoiLog,' a learning portfolio integrated into the classroom app 'LoiLoNote School.' The cards help students organize and reflect on their learning in math and science. A launch event is scheduled for June 4th.
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This content is designed for 'LoiLog,' a digital learning resource used within 'LoiLoNote School.' 'LoiLog' serves as a learning portfolio for organizing academic records accumulated within the app, allowing students to visualize, deepen, and apply their learning to future lessons. To support this initiative, Tokyo Shoseki is offering 'Unit Cards' for use with 'LoiLog' free of charge.
'Unit Cards' are digital tools that consolidate various learning records—such as notes, handouts, presentation materials, and reflections—for each unit of study.
The left side features Tokyo Shoseki’s curriculum-aligned 'Unit Objectives' and a student-focused 'Understanding Check Sheet,' enabling students to review their progress unit by unit.
The right side functions as a 'Learning Record,' where students compile their achievements, including notes and reflection sheets.
The 'Understanding Check Sheet' includes links to Tokyo Shoseki’s digital drill service 'Tabudori Live!' and their digital content collection 'Minna ni Motto NIMOT!,' allowing students to check their understanding and reinforce their learning.
*A separate license is required to use 'Tabudori Live!' and 'Minna ni Motto NIMOT!.'
■ About Unit Card Distribution
'Unit Cards' can be downloaded for free from 'Tosho E-Net,' Tokyo Shoseki's educational resource distribution site.
*Please use these within the scope of school classes and material research. Other uses require explicit permission from Tokyo Shoseki Co., Ltd.
[Eligible Subjects and Grades]
- Elementary School Math: 'Shinpen Atarashii Sansu' (Grades 3-6)
- Junior High School Science: 'Shinpen Atarashii Kagaku' (Grades 1-3)
*Initially, only first-semester units for these subjects will be available. Subsequent units will be released in stages.
■ Launch Event Announcement (June 4th)
To commemorate the release, an online event will be held to introduce practical ways to utilize 'LoiLog.'
Topic: Portfolio for Expanding Learning with Textbooks: 'LoiLog' Launch Event
Date: Thursday, June 4, 15:45-16:45
*Held online, participation is free.
*Application Deadline: Wednesday, June 3, at Noon.
FAQ
What is a 'Unit Card'?
It is a digital card on 'RoyloNote School' that consolidates learning records such as notes, handouts, presentation materials, and reflections for each unit. Tokyo Shoseki provides textbook-aligned learning objectives and comprehension check sheets.
Where can I download the 'Unit Card' from?
It can be downloaded for free from Tokyo Shoseki's educational materials and information distribution site 'ToSho E-Net'.
What subjects and grades are covered by the 'Unit Card'?
It covers elementary school mathematics 'Newly Compiled New Mathematics' (grades 3-6) and junior high school science 'Newly Compiled New Science' (grades 1-3). Initially, only the units allocated for the first semester are available.
What is required to use the comprehension check sheets in the Unit Card?
The comprehension check sheets include links to the digital drill 'TabDriLive!' and the digital content collection 'Minna ni motto NIMOT!'. To use these, you need to purchase a separate license.
What are the details of the release memorial event?
The event will be held online on June 4 (Thursday) from 15:45 to 16:45. It is a free event that introduces the use of Roylo and practical examples, and accepts registrations until noon on June 3 (Wednesday).