Upload recordings, review rubric-aligned drafts, and save after your edits. One Pro workspace whether you teach, coach, or train.
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Available through walkthroughs, pilots, and early-access conversations.
Anyone who reviews spoken performance against clear criteria, not only classroom instructors.
Structured evaluation for courses and sections, with drafts you review before saving.
Consistent criteria between sessions so clients see what improved and what to practice next.
Evaluate training talks, pitches, and presentations against your program’s rubric.
Visibility into performance patterns across people, cohorts, or sections over time.
Run recordings against your rubric with draft scores and comments designed for speech evaluation.
Review and edit scores, comments, and observations before you save the official evaluation.
Connect evaluations to outcomes and performance patterns across speakers, cohorts, or sections.
SpeechGradebook was created by Anna McClure, Ph.D., coauthor of Public Speaking in a Global Context (5th ed., Macmillan Learning), with years of experience teaching public speaking and related communication courses. That research informs evaluation wherever spoken performance is assessed.
In those public speaking courses, student evaluations averaged 4.5/5 on feedback quality and classroom support.
“She provides beneficial feedback on our speeches so we can improve. She is very calm and encouraging.” Public speaking student
The draft is a starting point. You review and save the official evaluation.
Upload audio or video for a speech, presentation, or training talk.
Select who you are evaluating and the rubric that defines success.
SpeechGradebook returns structured scores, comments, and timestamped observations.
Adjust the draft as needed, then save the human-approved evaluation (a grade in course settings when that applies).
Schedule a walkthrough for courses, coaching, or training. Or share expected usage for a tailored quote.
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