What students answer.
The live set is the one students get at the usual link. Any set can also be shared with its own link.
Build a question set.
Questions
Key points are optional: what a good answer should cover. The marker checks the answer against them.
Target language
None yet. Drop a slide above or type one below.
Students see these before they answer, and get a separate score for how many they used naturally. It never changes their band.
Who's been speaking.
Everyone who has saved an answer. Open a student to see their answers and hear their recordings.
| Student | Answers | Last level |
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No saved answers yet.
| When | Question | Level | Target |
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Each answer opens in a new tab, as the student saw it, with the level and their recording.
How the tool behaves.
Changes reach students within a minute.
Show students their level
On: students see their band, CEFR level and Duolingo equivalent on the ladder.
Off: students see their scores and feedback only. You still see the level here.
Which AI marks the answers
Haiku: fast and cheapest. The current choice for the trial.
Sonnet: more careful with grammar and coherence. Roughly three times the cost per answer.