Audio and text accommodation for assessments.

Teacher uploads

Sign in with your school Google account, upload an audio file or paste assessment text, and get a short access code and exit word. Takes under a minute.

Student enters the code

The student types the access code into the AudioProctor extension on their Chromebook. A locked fullscreen player opens for audio, or a read-aloud text reader for text assessments.

Teacher unlocks to exit

When the assessment is done, the teacher shares the exit word by reading it aloud, writing it on the board, or sending it directly to the student. The student types it in, the player closes, and the Chromebook returns to normal.

Students are anonymous to the system. No names, no student IDs, no device identifiers. This isn't just a policy. It's structural. There's no place in the database to store student information.

Teachers install the extension once from the Chrome Web Store. Students just enter a code. No setup, no configuration, no permissions to manage.

Supports both audio and text-based accommodations in a single tool. The access code model, the lockdown player, and the exit word were all designed around the real friction of delivering accommodations in the classroom.