Classico for Schools
A Classico school uses spoken conversation assignments so every student practices reasoning, and teachers review transcripts before discussion.
Classico school in one sentence
A Classico school assigns spoken conversation homework so students explain ideas out loud, then teachers walk into class already knowing what each student argued.
Why schools use Classico
- Every student speaks, not only volunteers in seminar.
- AI cannot complete the assignment for the student.
- Teachers review transcripts in minutes, not hours of audio.
- IT rolls out a website, not another install package.
- Privacy docs and state addenda are published for procurement review.
How a Classico school rolls out
- Teachers create Classico accounts and a class with a six-character join code.
- Students sign up as students and join the class from classico.education.
- Teachers publish conversation topics with a due date.
- Students speak their answers at home or in a quiet school space.
- Teachers review scores and transcripts before the next discussion.
Classico teachers inside a school
Classico teachers stay in control of prompts, due dates, and final judgment. Classico handles transcription, first-pass scoring, and a short voice sample for authenticity. That split lets a school scale oral practice without asking every teacher to listen to every recording.
What to share with administrators
- Product site: classico.education
- Privacy Policy and AI Disclosure
- Voice & Audio FAQ
- State student privacy addenda for FL, CA, NY, and TX
- Pilot in one department—history, English, or social studies—before a wider Classico school rollout
Frequently asked questions
What is Classico for schools?
Classico is a school-ready spoken assignment platform. Teachers publish conversation homework, students answer by voice in the browser, and the school gets transcripts, rubric scores, and optional voice samples for review.
Does Classico work on school Chromebooks?
Yes. Classico is browser-based at classico.education. There is no app to install. Students need a microphone and a modern browser.
Is Classico built for school privacy requirements?
Classico is FERPA-aligned and publishes state student privacy addenda for Florida, California, New York, and Texas. Teachers accept Terms and Privacy at signup.
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