Communication Courses

Better Speeches, Backed By Feedback That Sticks

Turn recorded speeches and presentations into structured feedback, peer review, and self-reflection — inside the LMS, CMS, or any site you already use.

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Where Annoto Fits Into Your Speech Course

From the first in-class speech to the final presentation, layered onto the recordings you already assign.

Recorded Speeches & Presentations

Every speech becomes a chance for feedback — annotated, timestamped, and tied to the moment it happened.

Peer Review With Rubrics

Structured, rubric-aligned feedback from classmates on every recorded speech.

Self-Review & Reflection

Students revisit their own delivery, add reflection notes, and track growth speech to speech.

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For Instructors & Course Designers

Feedback That Fits Your Rubric, Not A New Platform

Annoto lives inside the course, works with the speech recordings instructors already assign, and sends feedback straight into the gradebook they already use.

No New Platform — instructors keep their course workflow; students keep one login.
Works With Any Recording Setup — in-class speeches, webcam submissions, or self-recorded video, all supported.
Rubric-Based Feedback — timestamped peer and instructor comments, exportable for review.

What Changes For Your Speech Course

1

Watching Becomes Practicing

Students and reviewers timestamp comments on pacing, structure, and delivery — instead of one grade at the end.

2

Instructors See Every Delivery

Delivery issues surface speech by speech — before the final presentation does.

3

Students See Their Growth

A timestamped record of feedback and self-reflection across every speech, ready to revisit before the next one.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Annoto support peer review with rubrics?
Annoto lets peers and instructors attach a rubric to a recorded speech and leave timestamped, criterion-based comments on the moments that matter — feedback tied to delivery, not left to memory.
Does Annoto work with the recording tools we already use?
Yes — Annoto connects via LTI 1.3 to Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, or Brightspace, and layers directly onto recorded speeches and presentations wherever they're hosted, with no new platform to learn.
Can students reflect on their own recorded speeches?
Yes — students can add their own timestamped notes and reflections on a recording, and Lumo, Annoto's AI copilot, can scaffold self-review prompts to guide that reflection.
Does feedback and peer review scoring flow into our gradebook?
Yes — graded peer reviews and instructor feedback pass back into your LMS gradebook via LTI 1.3.
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Bring Structured Feedback To Every Speech

See Annoto live in your LMS, CMS, or wherever you host video — on your own recorded speeches and presentations.