How Classico Works
Teachers sign up, create classes, publish prompts. Students join, speak, and submit. Classico transcribes, scores, and stores work for fast teacher review.
Teacher setup on classico.education
Create a teacher account, verify email, and open the dashboard. Add a class name to receive a join code. Build an assignment with four to eight conversation questions and choose availability dates.
Student join and conversation flow
Students create accounts or sign in, enter the join code, and see active assignments on their dashboard. Opening an assignment launches the conversation intro, then Tink walks them through each prompt.
Speech is captured in the browser. A waveform and transcript appear on screen. Classico rings fill as Depth, Coherence, and Modern Events improve.
Scoring and submission
Automated scoring runs on a schedule while recording continues. When minimum quality thresholds are met, students can advance or finish. Final subscores and full transcripts attach to the submission record.
Teacher review
Open the assignment from your dashboard, click a student, and read the transcript beside the score breakdown. Play optional authentication audio if you enabled sampling for that class.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Classico assignment take?
Most assignments take ten to twenty five minutes depending on prompt count and how much follow up each student needs.
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