Coraltalk for Professors

Personalize learning while protecting academic integrity

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AI broke written assessment

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Oral exams don’t scale

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Grading workload is crushing

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We solve these three problems for you, or your money back.


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How it works

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Create your Teaching Assistant

Add your lesson context, skills, or objectives — or choose from templates aligned to K–12 learning goals.


Students talk it through

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Students are asked questions about course concepts and/or about their own written component. Scoring is automatic and aligned with your rubric.


Get actionable classroom insights

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You receive auto-summaries, transcripts, and optional scoring aligned to your rubric.

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“I love it because I get to speak to Coraltalk in a deeper way.”

- Sarah Ajekwe, MBA student, York University

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“I use Coraltalk to understand the material in class more.”

- Tushar Sroya, MBA student, York University

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“I need to hear how students reason. Coraltalk allows me to assess their thinking at scale — not just their ability to produce polished writing.”

- Moshe Mikanovsky, MBA Professor at YorkU

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24/7 Q&A with real-time feedback

Always-on student support, giving educators instant visibility into progress and learning gaps.

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Create, & auto-grade oral tests

Effortlessly design speaking assessments, deliver them at scale, and get instant AI-powered feedback.

Give students the opportunity to articulate real understanding — beyond essays, quizzes, and AI-generated writing.

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