AudioGrader

Grade Audio Assignments Without Losing Your Weekend

Early access included in TeachTools Bundle ($100/year for all 4 tools)

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Beta program opens Summer 2026 • Get 3 tools you can use today

Audio Assignments Are Amazing for Learning, Terrible for Grading

You know these problems too well.

50+ minutes just listening

Twenty-five students submit two-minute recordings. That's 50 minutes minimum just to listen once. No skimming. No shortcuts. You have to hear every second.

Can't skim like written work

With essays you can scan for key points. With audio? You're stuck at playback speed. Miss something? Rewind and listen again. What should take 30 seconds takes 3 minutes.

Feedback is hard to give

You want to say "Great expression at 0:47" but writing timestamps manually is tedious. Students get vague feedback like "Nice work" instead of specific, actionable guidance.

Rubrics don't translate to audio

Your reading rubric has clear criteria. But pitch? Rhythm? Tone? Expression? Scoring audio performances feels subjective without the right structure.

Here's How AudioGrader Will Help

Professional audio grading tools for music, ELA, world language, and speech classes.

Beta Feature

Auto-Transcription for Quick Review

See the words alongside the waveform. Scan the transcript to spot key moments. Jump to specific parts without scrubbing through audio blindly.

Beta Feature

Timestamp-Based Feedback

Click at 0:47 in the waveform, add your comment. Students get feedback like "Great expression here!" with an exact timestamp. They click and hear exactly what you mean.

Beta Feature

Rubric Scoring for Oral Presentations

Pre-built rubrics for pitch, rhythm, tone, blend, diction, expression. Score each dimension. Students see exactly where they excelled and where to improve.

Works With Multiple Subjects

Music performances, reading fluency, language practice, oral presentations, speech class. If students submit audio, AudioGrader helps you grade it faster.

Grade a Week's Recordings in 30 Minutes

What used to take 3 hours on Sunday now fits in a prep period.

Early Access Opportunity

Join the AudioGrader Beta Program

Help shape the future of audio grading for teachers.

Beta Access Included with Bundle

Get TeachTools bundle ($100/year) and you automatically get early access to AudioGrader when it launches in Summer 2026. No extra cost.

Your Feedback Shapes the Tool

Test features before public release. Tell us what works and what doesn't. We're building this for teachers, with teachers. Your input matters.

Use 3 Other Tools While You Wait

AudioGrader launches in April, but TheTimer, ReachOut, and ResetKey work today. Start saving time immediately while you wait for beta access.

Get Bundle + Beta Access - $100/year

TheTimer, ReachOut, and ResetKey available immediately
AudioGrader beta access starts Summer 2026

How It Will Work

Three simple steps to faster audio grading (coming Summer 2026).

1. Students Submit Audio

Through your LMS (Schoology, Google Classroom, etc.). AudioGrader pulls submissions and organizes them by class and assignment.

2. Review with Transcripts and Waveforms

See the waveform, read the transcript, listen where needed. Add timestamp comments and rubric scores as you go.

3. Scores Sync Back to Gradebook

AudioGrader sends the score and feedback back to your LMS. Students see their grade and can click timestamps to hear specific feedback moments.

Professional-quality grading in a fraction of the time.

What Beta Testers Will Experience

"Audio assignments are incredible for assessing fluency and expression, but grading them used to eat my entire weekend. I'm excited for AudioGrader to make this sustainable. The timestamp feedback feature alone will be game-changing."

— Rachel K., Music Teacher, anticipating beta access

"My world language students practice pronunciation through audio submissions. Right now I grade them with a notepad and a lot of rewinding. I can't wait to try AudioGrader's waveform interface and rubrics built for oral performance."

— David M., Spanish Teacher, waiting for April launch