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Create an account and confirm your email if prompted. Sign in, open My courses, and enter the code supplied by your professor. Each course section has its own code.

Yes. Use the same account and join each class with its own code. Your courses keep their activities and course vocabulary separate.

Use the email address invited by the Exact owner. Invited, verified accounts receive professor access when they sign in. If you were not invited, request professor access from the For professors page.

Check your spam folder and make sure you used the intended email address. Delivery may be limited during the pilot. If it does not arrive, contact Exact; do not send your password.

During a baseline or later assessment, it is recorded as your response and the assessment moves forward without teaching the answer. During guided practice, it asks for support without consuming one of the planned follow-up questions.

Use a microphone for spoken practice and allow access when your browser asks. The conversation screen also offers typed responses. If your professor requires a particular response format, check the assignment instructions.

Submitted answers are saved to your account. Reopen the same activity to resume. Submit or save your current response before leaving; an unsubmitted recording or draft may not be saved.

Your professor creates the activity and instructions. Open the assigned activity to see its submission controls, add your work, and follow the steps to begin the explanation conversation.

Your professor can review assigned course conversations and course learning evidence. Optional personal practice is separate. The owner dashboard shows account and participation information, not your private practice transcripts.

No. Completion, practice observations, and suggested interpretations are not automatic grades. Professors review the evidence. Exact does not claim to determine whether someone used AI or cheated.

Course materials accept PDF, DOCX, and plain text. Review the extracted text before saving; scanned or image-only PDFs may need conversion to readable text first. Only upload material you have permission to use.

Passages connect proposed questions and vocabulary to a specific part of the source. They help you check the basis of an activity. Review the selected source passage alongside each question before publishing.

Yes. Review and edit the draft objectives, questions, source references, and any target vocabulary. Students encounter the activity after you approve and publish it, subject to its schedule.

Use Learning progress in the professor workspace. Select the course and activity, use the student filters, and open a student’s evidence to review individual responses.