For an English lesson
커피 한 잔 주세요.
I’d like a cup of coffee.
Recipe: Recall
Recall turns your video into the answer key. The student is given the meaning, tries to say it in the language they are learning, and then your video says it.
The translation appears, and can be read aloud by the student’s browser.
A short countdown. The student says it in the target language.
Your sentence plays from its first sound.
커피 한 잔 주세요.
I’d like a cup of coffee.
I’d like a cup of coffee.
커피 한 잔 주세요.
In Recall the student has just spoken and is listening hard for the first syllable of your answer. That is exactly where the player jumps to.
Good
The first syllable is heard whole.
Avoid
A transition effect covers the first syllable, and the student hears it every time.
The prompt is the translation of each sentence. It may be spoken by a synthetic voice, so write it the way it should be said.
Recall needs to know which side is the question and which is the answer. Set the video language to English for an English video and Korean for a Korean video. Make one video per language: a video that mixes both cannot be an answer key for either.
Load your lesson in Shadowing Player on the published video and run these before you share it.
Play a few sentences at 0.75×, 1.0× and 1.25×. A boundary that is fine at one speed can clip at another.
Repeat one sentence three times. Listen for a clipped ending and for the first sound of the next sentence.
Turn Random on and step through ten sentences. Each one should start cleanly after a jump from far away.
If the lesson is for Recall, do twenty in a row. Check that each prompt and its answer mean the same thing.
Choose every answer of every question once. A branch nobody clicked is a branch that may be broken.