Access
Share a simulation by link: start practising in one click, with no app
Any Teachrity simulation can be shared as a link. A learner opens it in a browser, starts with a single click and speaks, with no app to install. The person who assigned it sees the result, so practice can be set over email, WhatsApp or a learning platform.
Why a link matters
Adoption fails when students must install something or learn a new tool. A link works on a phone or laptop and goes wherever the instruction already goes.
Independent access
Learners can use a shared simulation independently, at their own time, which suits distributed teams, volunteers and part-time learners.
Beside the LMS
The same simulation can be launched through LTI inside an LMS. Link and LMS access are two routes into one practice experience.
Tracking
Assigners see who started, who finished and how each person scored, so a link is a managed assignment, not an open file.
Where links work best
Links work well for short assignments, field teams, volunteers, partner reps and one-off practice such as a pre-interview drill. They suit people who will not log in to an LMS.
Sample exchange
A dealer rep receives a practice link
ManagerI sent you the link for the pricing objection practice.
RepI opened it on my phone. It starts straight away.
ManagerDo two attempts before our Monday call.
RepDone. I can hear my pauses now.
Illustrative script written to show the format. It is not a transcript of a real learner.
Frequently asked questions
Does the learner need an account?+
Access follows how the assigner sets it up, such as a login or a controlled link.
Does it work on a phone?+
Yes, in a modern mobile browser.
Can I send it in a regional language?+
Yes. Language is set per simulation.
Related on Teachrity
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