I have started recording the Natural Readers text with the Chrome extension audio capture so that I can download it and listen again, or share it with students. The extension does a good job of recording the sound and Natural Readers only offers this in a Pro version. That way I do the recording once and have it as long as I need it. Thanks for the TWEE video, I really enjoy using it myself. And for reading and listening I also like using DEEPL which does a great job translating and reading aloud. Just an idea!
Thank you for your comment! It's great to hear that you're finding creative ways to use the Natural Readers text-to-speech features along with the Chrome extension for audio capture. It sounds like an effective way to keep and share the audio for educational purposes! I'm glad you enjoyed the Twee AI video and that you're finding it useful. Using tools like DeepL for translation and reading aloud is an excellent suggestion. It's impressive how much technology can enhance our learning and teaching experiences. If you have any other tips or tools you'd like to share, feel free to comment! It's always helpful to learn from each other's experiences. Thanks again for watching and for your support!
the Polish version is in BETA so not fully working at the moment I guess. Generally I have been really impressed with Twee. I will make sure my life looks at the texts if I use TWEE for Polish in the future.
Hi Russell, I have already used Twee. I think it is useful to create exercises. I used it to create small different texts about a topic and then I removed some words from those texts and the students had to complete the text. In my texts I always have to include a text to be filled in about the topic we are talking in the classes. It's very hard for me to create 4 or more versions of tests so 4 or more of these exercises. I also tried to use it to create true of false and multiple choice exercises long tests. I pasted the text I wanted and then I ordered Twee to create the exercises. However the T/F and multiple choice exercises were a bit easy for advanced test (B2/C1). I mean they were very close to the text, more or less what was written on the text with very similar words. I rarely used those exercises.
Thanks for sharing the use of wordwall. Wordwall makes what I used to do by myself. Can we download the exercise created in wordwall to paste in a word document? For a test for example? Thank you so much
Hi there! Thanks for sharing your experience with Twee AI. It's wonderful to hear that you've found it useful for creating exercises and that it helps streamline the process of making fill-in-the-blank texts for your students. It can indeed be challenging to generate multiple versions of exercises, so it's great that Twee AI has been a helpful tool for you. Regarding the True/False and multiple-choice exercises, your feedback is valuable. It seems like the AI-generated questions might be too straightforward for advanced learners, which can be a common challenge. I'll definitely pass this feedback along to see if there's a way to improve the complexity of the questions for higher proficiency levels. If you have any other tips or needs for specific types of exercises, feel free to share them. It's always useful to hear from educators about what works and what could be improved. Thanks again for engaging with the video and for your thoughtful insights!
