At Speakable, we offer a range of language functionalities to support diverse classroom needs. To help you determine if the language you're teaching is supported, here's a breakdown of the key features and how they work.
Key Functionalities
- Text-to-Speech (TTS)
- Converts written text into spoken words.
- Used in "Repeat" actions and media blocks added by teachers.
- Amazon Polly: Provides high-quality voices for many languages.
- Operating System Voices: Used when Amazon Polly voices are unavailable.
- Speech-to-Text (STT)
- Converts spoken words into written text.
- Used in "Repeat" actions to check pronunciation accuracy and in spoken responses for free response actions.
- Google Chrome's Web Speech API: Supports many languages for STT in client-side applications.
- Translation
- Provides translations of target language text in the student's native language.
- Used in "Repeat" actions to display the translation after the student completes the action.
- Google Translate: Supports a vast array of languages for text translation.
- Large Language Models (LLM)
- Used for processing text and providing feedback.
- Applied in free response actions for auto-grading and feedback.
- OpenAI's Models: Support numerous languages for comprehensive feedback and auto-grading.
Language Support Table
Click here to view a detailed table showing the status of each service for each language:
If your language is not fully support and you would like for it to be, please contact support@speakableapp.com
