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voice.school

How voice.school works

One assignment from start to finish: what you do as the teacher, and what your students see.

For teachers For students

What you do

  1. Create a class

    Give it a name and share the join code or link. Students create an account and join in a minute.

  2. Write a question pool

    Add as many questions as you like and decide how many each student answers. Each student gets a random selection, and you can shuffle the order too.

  3. Set the timer and the deadline

    Choose the time per question, or a custom time for a harder one. Add a due date and, if you want, lock the assignment when it passes.

The assignment form: due date with lock, time per question, questions per student and the question pool

  1. Publish

    Your students get an email when the assignment is ready, and a reminder 24 hours before the deadline.

  2. Follow the submissions

    See who has finished, who handed in late and what you have already graded.

The list of submissions with grades, returned work and one late submission

  1. Review and return

    Read the transcript, listen when you need to and check the integrity signals. Then give a grade, comment on each answer and return the work.

The teacher's review page: a student's answer with the recording, the transcript, a grade, feedback and a comment
An answer with integrity signals: the question was copied and the student left the tab for 23 seconds

What the integrity signals record

Only what happens on the assignment page, while the student is answering:

  • Switching tab or window, and for how long
  • Copying the question or trying to paste
  • Right-clicking
  • Muting or disconnecting the microphone

What they don't record

Nothing outside the page. There is no software to install, and no screen recording. Students are not blocked or marked as cheating; you see the signals and decide what they mean.

What your students do

  1. Join the class

    With the code or link you share. There's nothing to install.

  2. Check the microphone

    Before they start, students read your instructions and test that the microphone picks them up.

The student's start screen: instructions, number of questions, time per question and a working microphone check

  1. Answer one question at a time

    The question appears, the recording starts and the timer counts down. When time is up, the next question appears.

The student's screen while answering: the question, a timer counting down and the recording indicator

  1. Read the feedback

    When you return the work, they get an email and see their grade, your feedback and your comments next to their own answers.

The student's feedback page with the grade, the teacher's feedback and a comment on each answer

Try it with one class this week

Create a class, write five questions and hear what your students say. It's free to get started, no credit card required.

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