Classico blog · Product overview · Updated 2026-08-23

What Does Classico Do?

Classico publishes spoken conversation homework, guides students with Tink, scores answers on Depth, Coherence, and Modern Events, and gives teachers a review dashboard.

What Classico does step by step

  1. Teacher creates a class and publishes conversation topics with a due date.
  2. Students join with a code and open the assignment in the browser.
  3. Students speak through each prompt while Tink guides pacing and depth.
  4. Classico scores reasoning dimensions and stores transcripts.
  5. Teacher reviews summaries and optional voice samples before the next class period.

What Classico does for students

Classico gives students a private space to practice explaining ideas without the pressure of raising a hand in front of thirty peers. The interface shows progress rings so learners know when they have moved past surface answers.

Follow up questions feel like a patient tutor, not a red pen. Students can retry thinking out loud until the assignment is complete.

What Classico does for teachers

Classico reduces prep time for discussion based homework. You write strong questions once, publish to all sections, and arrive in class knowing which arguments were shallow and which students connected ideas to current events.

Optional ten second authentication samples help you spot impersonation without listening to entire sessions.

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What Classico does not do

Frequently asked questions

Does Classico replace the teacher?

No. Classico handles transcription, scaffolding, and first pass scoring. Teachers still choose prompts, set expectations, and make final judgment on student work.

What does Classico do during a live assignment?

It records speech, shows a live transcript, updates Classico subscores, selects Tink animations, and may ask follow up questions when answers are thin.

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