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Voice notes for classrooms and teams. Give feedback students actually hear.
Assistive technology software for anyone with learning disabilities, reading & writing challenges and multilingual learning goals
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AI-powered tools for reading, writing, and communication—anywhere students learn online.
Trusted by millions of educators and students worldwide, Mote empowers students to read, write, and communicate with confidence across any webpage, with seamless Google Workspace integration.
What's new?
The Mote Sidebar now features three powerful modes that adapt to every learner's needs.
READING MODE
Picture Dictionary & Vocabulary Builder – Click any word for instant definition, illustration, audio pronunciation, and one-click "Add to My Words" for personalized vocabulary growth.
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Voice notes for classrooms and teams. Give feedback students actually hear.
Use Bitmoji anywhere on web!
Record and listen to voice comments and audio feedback on Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms.
Allows teachers and students to leave transcribed voice notes and feedback on Google Classroom, Gmail, & Google Docs.
Only the teacher needs to install. Completely Free and your Data is Private. Google Classroom integration, Slider Control.
Access your Nearpod Library and assign Live and Student-Paced lessons directly to Google Classroom.
it is good pls use it
Una herramienta muy eficaz para aclarar mensajes complejos.
I used my class time helping individual students with their essays before I discovered the "Mote". Now I use Mote to give them voice comments and use my class time more efficiently. I also felt that voice comments are easier to understand than written comments.
This is such a great feedback tool for students; I especially love how it integrates with Google Docs and Classroom so I can leave feedback in different places according to need.
i loveit!
MOTE is awesome! The Google extension is great for a quick feedback without getting out of the website. The APP is great and very easy to use!
I personally really love this tool. We have endless possibilities for how creatively we can utilise this tool to enhance teaching & learning process effortlessly. I strongly recommend this tool to all the educators.
I like this google extension. It used to work just fine. Lately, the voice extension on google keeps thinking, and most of the time does not save the audio file. And today I am getting this message on google slides "This is a Powerpoint file and doesn't support Mote for Google Slides". Although it is actually a google slides and I have been using mote on this file since I installed the extension.
I think something essential to add is an animation inside the mote button when it's in a google slide. Like if instead of just a static button it was a waveform I think that would be very helpful visually to see that something is happening. Also, this plug-in is slow. I realise that it's still in early stages and not perfected technology, so that's fine. But in the future I'd like to see this extension becoming instant fast. P.S: If you could add double clicking the mote icon to play the mote, I think that would be really cool.
In these challenging times I was looking for a better way to communicate with my students. I found that using Mote has greatly increased my ability to provide meaningful and more thorough feedback while the same time minimizing my workload to do the same. Feedback from the students is positive, and they seem to really enjoy a conversation about their papers versus just a short textual critique.