JuryTake note without leaving the oral.
The timer, grid, and your references remain together on a screen designed for live coverage.
The oral notebook
Tissyo Jury
Stay with
your student.
Take notes live, set an audio marker and dictate the balance. The grid organises the evaluation without leaving the exchange.
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Speech structure
Argumentation
Presence
Final appreciation
Your grading system evolves. Your attention remains available.
Each criterion remains tangible, the note is calculated without a spreadsheet and an audio marker keeps the useful moment. You can focus on what’s happening in front of you.
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Audio marker
Clear overall. Reinforce examples and watch the jury more.
Try the sliders — the note and balance follow.An oral, from the first word to the follow-up.
Dictate what you have observed.
The assessment is built from your voice. You read, you keep the final decision.
See the progression, criterion by criterion.
Each passage joins the student's follow-up and the class's synthesis.
A reference from the wrist.
The Apple Watch keeps the timer and markers within reach.
A readable summary for the class.
On Mac, results become a progress support, not a table to rebuild.
Assess faster only makes sense if your focus remains sharp.
Tissyo Jury helps you keep a richer record while remaining present with the student.
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