The blog is a great tool for documenting life in the classroom. From written reports, to photos, to sharing comments – it’s time to get your creative juices flowing!
Find out more
The blog is a great tool for documenting life in the classroom. From written reports, to photos, to sharing comments – it’s time to get your creative juices flowing!
Find out moreThe audio recorder allows you to create audio documents with your students. Work is so much fun when sound is involved!
The audio recorder allows you to create audio documents with your students. Record interviews, songs and stories to share with parents!
The audio recorder allows students to record themselves easily. They can listen to themselves and restart their recording to share the very best recital. It’s super useful when we mess up a recording!
By listening to themselves, they are able to gauge whether they’re speaking too fast, or not articulating clearly enough; in short, they learn the art of communication!
Add students as contributors so their names appear on the document. This feature also allows for them to create recordings in groups – a musical piece, a live report, a rehearsal… the possibilities are endless!
Your students will real sound engineers!
Launch your class radio show! Your students recount school trips, interview the headteacher, and record live reports of in-class activities!
‘Aaaand coming to you live from Buckingham Palace this fine Wednesday, it’s your Year 3 Radio hosts, Emmaline and Charlie!’
Record your Reception class students as they sing nursery rhymes at the top of their lungs. Parents and students alike will be delighted to listen to songs recorded in class!
Download the MP3 files to save the recordings and re-listen to them later on!
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The audio recorder allows you to create audio documents with your students. Record interviews, songs and stories to share with parents!
The audio recorder allows students to record themselves easily. They can listen to themselves and restart their recording to share the very best recital. It’s super useful when we mess up a recording!
By listening to themselves, they are able to gauge whether they’re speaking too fast, or not articulating clearly enough; in short, they learn the art of communication!
Add students as contributors so their names appear on the document. This feature also allows for them to create recordings in groups – a musical piece, a live report, a rehearsal… the possibilities are endless!
Your students will real sound engineers!
Launch your class radio show! Your students recount school trips, interview the headteacher, and record live reports of in-class activities!
‘Aaaand coming to you live from Buckingham Palace this fine Wednesday, it’s your Year 3 Radio hosts, Emmaline and Charlie!’
Record your Reception class students as they sing nursery rhymes at the top of their lungs. Parents and students alike will be delighted to listen to songs recorded in class!
Download the MP3 files to save the recordings and re-listen to them later on!
| Export to MP3 | |
| Add contributors | |
| Re-listen, restart, pause | |
| Private and public documents |
| Export to MP3 | |
| Add contributors | |
| Re-listen, restart, pause | |
| Private and public documents |
| Export to MP3 | |
| Add contributors | |
| Re-listen, restart, pause | |
| Private and public documents |