Higher education
Voice simulation for universities: practice labs for every non-STEM programme
Science and engineering students have labs. Management, law, hospitality and teacher education students usually do not. Teachrity gives universities a graded voice practice lab for those programmes, mapped to the curriculum and scored so faculty see each student's performance without extra marking.
The missing lab
A chemistry student repeats an experiment until it works. A law or B.Ed student gets one assessed attempt at the real thing. Voice simulation supplies the repetition, with a counterpart that behaves like the situation the course is about.
Built per programme
Scenarios are written at curriculum level with subject experts, each with its own criteria and benchmark. Hospitality, teacher education, MBA and law are benchmarked differently because their curricula demand different things.
Graded so students take it seriously
Optional practice is ignored. When sessions are scored and the marks are consolidated into clear reports, students use them, and faculty do not have to collect or mark anything by hand.
Usage that recurs
Because labs follow the curriculum, the same student uses different labs across semesters. It is a semester-by-semester practice layer, not a one-off tool.
Faculty workload
Faculty do not collect recordings or mark oral work by hand. Sessions arrive scored with the recording behind them, and faculty review samples, exceptions and disputes, which keeps their time on teaching.
Sample exchange
A B.Com student explains a GST notice
AI clientI got a GST notice. Do I have to pay today?
StudentFirst let me check the date and the reason on the notice. What does it say the demand is for?
AI clientLate filing.
StudentThen we reply within the due date and I will explain the penalty options step by step.
Illustrative script written to show the format. It is not a transcript of a real learner.
Frequently asked questions
Which programmes is it for?+
Non-STEM programmes such as BBA, MBA, B.Com, LLB, BHM and B.Ed.
Do faculty have to build scenarios?+
No, but they can create and assign their own, and have them scored.
Does it work with our LMS?+
Yes, through LTI 1.3. See the LMS integration pages.
Can students practise outside class hours?+
Yes. Practice is available any time, and graded sessions follow the deadline faculty set.
Related on Teachrity
Teachrity supports practice and evidence. Consequential decisions, such as grades, certification or hiring, stay with accountable people at the institution or employer.
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