Reading-aloud homework

Hand out a text to read and a model recording. The student records their voice and hands it in. The teacher scores it and returns it.

Listen to the model, then record your own voice and hand it in. Three taps are enough: “Record”, “Stop” and “Hand in”.

Listen to the speaking recordings handed in, one student after another, without leaving the screen. Return one with a score and a comment, and the next student’s recording comes up.

Attach a voice or video message when you return work. Pronunciation and ways of thinking that are hard to put in writing reach the student as they are.

See the submission, the score, the teacher’s comment and red-pen marks, the questions and your child’s answers, and the learning record.

View only. Nothing can be changed.

For videos and audio, shows the share that was played, the parts not played, the number of skips ahead, the time played with the sound off, the number of times the student left the screen, and the time spent.

This shows only what was played. Whether the student was watching or listening cannot be known from the record.

Choose a class or individual students. You can combine both. With many students, you can search by name, ID or tag, filter by class, or select everyone with a tag at once. Set a date and time, and it goes out by itself at that time. You can also set a due date.

It does not reach students who are suspended or withdrawn.

Scores on questions and worksheets add up as points. Choose a name for the points, how many points make a reward and the reward’s name. Each time a student reaches that number, a reward is earned and a “send” item appears in the teacher’s To-do.