Your first week with PikaTo during a 30-day trial
A manageable first-week sequence for independent teachers: set up one class, record points, check homework and review the first parent feedback note.
Activate the trial first
New users can apply for a 30-day trial. In the desktop sign-in screen, choose Free trial. In mainland China, follow 皮卡途 on WeChat and send 申请试用 to request a code, then return to activate and register. Other users can apply by verified email; activation depends on the application result. Check current software entitlements and AI allowances separately.
Days 1–2: prepare one class and a simple rule set
Add students and decide which specific behaviors you want to record. Begin with a few positive actions and a reward routine you can maintain. You do not need to configure every tool at once.
Days 3–4: run the lesson and check homework
Record meaningful classroom participation. Create one homework task, verify completion and review the list before finalizing rewards. This is teacher checking rather than student online submission or automatic grading.
Days 5–6: review and share the first feedback note
Combine classroom records with a concrete observation and homework status. Review the draft, make corrections and save it before sharing. Record a follow-up in personal tasks. If useful, prepare next lesson’s English handwriting worksheet on desktop or WeChat.
Day 7: review the first week and continue the trial
Ask whether you can complete the workflow comfortably and whether parents understand the feedback. Keep what helps and simplify what adds work. The first week does not end the 30-day trial; check the actual activation date and entitlements in the product.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use PikaTo without a training center?
Yes. Independent teachers and class teachers can start with one class and their own rules.
Key Takeaways
- Start with one class.
- Use the first week to practice one complete workflow.
- Check software entitlements and AI usage separately.
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