Fill this in, then download the activity. That one file is what you give your students — it already contains everything below, so there is nothing for them to set up and nothing for you to install.
Shown at the top of the page.
The first thing a student reads. Say what they are about to do and what to hand in.
Recorded with every session. Leave it empty to ask each student.
Turn this off for a demonstration. With it off, nobody is asked for a code, group or section, and sessions record them as empty. Turn it back on when a class runs the activity, so each conversation can be matched to a student without a name on it.
Identifies the course, so a student can see the page is yours.
Tints the student's turns, the buttons and the links. Give each activity its own and a set of them can be told apart at a glance.
Stored inside the activity file, so it still shows with no internet. A small image keeps the file small.
verbatim records a student's conversation with an AI as it happens and returns one JSON file per student, ready for analysis. Every turn is labelled where it is known — as it is made — so who said what is never inferred from the text afterwards.
github.com/OhioMathTeacher/verbatim-app
The activity you download is a single file. Hand it out, put it on your LMS, or serve it from a web address — all three work, and nothing is ever uploaded.