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Sanako Study-1200 Oral Exams: More result examples
- Study 1200 will automatically save the exam recordings of each of your students under a distinct name (you can choose student email name or seat number) in a location which you can access from your office desktop:
- You can load this recordings in Audacity to grade them, including skipping past the questions and increasing the play speed, but not the pitch, and easy comparison of students like in the picture below:
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2011/09/22 at 21:32Speaking/Listening Assessments and Oral Exams: A comparison what the LRC has to offer « Thomas' Work Space
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