No appointments
Students record whenever the exam is open. You listen when you have time, not in twenty back-to-back calls.
Spoken assessments
Write the questions as usual. Magister reads them aloud, students record their answers on their own computer, and you listen, read the transcript and grade whenever you have time.
WHY
Students record whenever the exam is open. You listen when you have time, not in twenty back-to-back calls.
Every student hears the questions you set up, gets the same thinking time and the same speaking limit.
Recording and transcript stay attached to the attempt. Go back to the recording when you grade, and again if a student asks why.
CONFIGURE AND GRADE
Preparation time, speaking limit, and whether the question text is shown on the screen. The same settings apply to every student, so the exam is fair. Students record on a desktop or laptop computer with a microphone.
Thinking time and speaking limit per question
Show the question text, or audio only for listening comprehension
Start date and deadline for the exam window
Assign to specific students or whole groups
Grading a spoken answer usually means listening twice. With the transcript next to the player you skim for the key points, jump to the moment that matters, and score the whole class consistently.
Play, pause and re-listen per question
Transcript on request, for when reading beats listening
Grade and written feedback per answer
Anywhere the answer matters more than the spelling: speaking practice in language lessons, rehearsing a thesis defence, a spoken alternative for students who do better talking than writing, or a quick spoken recap after class.
Speaking practice and pronunciation checks, if needed
Oral revision before an in-person exam
Accessible alternative to a written assessment
RELATED PAGES
Question drafts from your files, grade suggestions with reasoning, transcripts on request.
AI toolsTimed assessments from question pools, built-in proctoring, assignments with file uploads.
Assessments & proctoringEvery grade in a single table, saved views, Excel export, statistics showing hardest questions first.
GradebookCreate a free account, write five questions, and hear the examiner read them back. 30 days free, no card.