About Speak Agent
Speak Agent improves math and science outcomes by adding a language component that we customize to fit your existing curriculum.
What Is Speak Agent? (1 min.)
Teacher Tour: The Basics (3 min.)
Activities
Activity guides are now integrated into the Speak Agent program! Click the guide icon from any lesson to view the relevant activity guide:Lessons and Wordlists
Speak Agent lessons include a set of activities that incorporate words and concepts from a math or science word list. Learn more below:
Save Time by Favoriting a Lesson
Assignments
To get started, assign lessons to your classes and/or students. Learn more below:
Edit, Archive or Unassign Assigned Lessons
Approving Writing Assignments (Explain Your Work, Math Puzzles & Science Notebook)
Classes, Students, & Co-Teachers
Speak Agent students are organized into class sections. We support co-taught classes, too. Learn more below:
Overview of Classes & Students
Getting Started
If you're ready to introduce Speak Agent to your students, start here:
Teacher Tour: The Basics (3 min.)
Your Teacher Homepage (aka Dashboard)
Student Logins (if you are not using Single Sign-On)
Change Your Password (if you are not using Single Sign-On)
Portfolios & Reports
Speak Agent collects and shares data about students' usage and progress. We even store students' written and spoken responses for your review. Learn more below:
Formative Assessment: Level Up
Navigate Student Reports A-to-Z
School Data Dashboard & Reports
For School Leaders: Saving & Printing Reports
Badges
Students earn Speak Agent badges by completing learning tasks. Learn more below:
Technology & Troubleshooting
Feeling stuck? Check out these FAQ and tech resources:
Technology Resources
Clearing Your Cache to Update Permissions or Upgrade
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn't my microphone working?
😱 An activity won't load—I get an "application error"
🐌 My dashboard is "loading" forever or has a bunch of grey squares
How do my students find activities in a lesson?
My lessons are missing. How do I find them?
Math Problem Maker: How do I review students' problems?
Story Spin: How do I start a whole-class writing activity?