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Mote allows me to be more efficient and personal when it comes to giving younger students feedback on their work.

I teach special needs students, so I originally purchased Mote to record myself reading every question and choice. Since you added this feature, I now can record only those things not automatically read. (My tests have pictures of paragraphs from their stories.)

I used to have to record myself reading passages and test questions for every test and quiz I created. Then I would have to upload sometimes 10-20 small videos to YouTube and then I'd have to insert them one-by-one into my Google Forms tests and quizzes in order to differentiate for all learners. It was so time consuming! 

Mote gives students a better opportunity to listen to what I am saying, even after class, when I'm not with them. The audio is easy to add, click on and listen to as often as needed. The fact that you can use it on a multitude of writing platforms that I engage with my students; including the option for translation for my ELL students, is amazing and super helpful.

It has been wonderful to put in those messages to students while correcting or posting work out to them. I appreciate this uncomplicated method of reaching my students and I know that they have appreciated it as well.

The main reason I recommend the mote extension is that it is very easy to use. Another reason is that quick communication with students and feedback are very valuable for education.

I use Mote with teachers and absolutely love it. It is the easiest way to give feedback as it can be replayed as many times as need, plus, it's way more personal and engaging than just typing.

I love this extension. I've been wanting something like this for ages. I work with disabled and often neurodiverse learners. Being able to record voice notes so that they can access the text as spoken language really supports greater learning. I've just added Voice notes to my Google forms and its a game changer!

There are so many Apps for creating and learning that trying to decide which one/s you need can make your head spin. Well, I have finally found the one that I can NOT live without...My head IS STILL spinning...but it's because I am in LOVE with MOTE!

Educator or Creator--Check out the learning portion of the MOTE website for ideas ranging from making holiday cards to micro podcasting and everything in between!

Thank you MOTE--You Float My Boat!

I teach Spanish and English as second languages. I was looking for an easy way to add my voice to Google Slides -- MOTE was the answer!! I have been burned by other extensions -- but MOTE was easy and intuitive and did exactly what I wanted. Being able to record and add the audio on the same page makes my life so much easier. When I share slides with my students, they can access my voice for listening practice in the language they are studying.

Mote is the perfect solution to record voice notes to support all learners!  Mote is a perfect companion to support the Science of Reading! Record voice notes to teach and reinforce phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension! The translation feature is a standout, breaking down language barriers and ensuring all students can access the material in their native language. It’s like having a personal translator in every lesson!

Mote makes audio commenting so accessible in education. Leave a Mote message in Google comments on a bunch of platforms (i.e. Docs, Slides, Sheets, Sites, Gmail, etc.) Mote can be transcribed and translated. Mote can be used to embed an audio comment on a webpage.

I absolutely love MOTE! I always say if you are using Google tools without Mote installed, you are not using them to their full capability! Download it today!

Mote is very easy for teachers. It saves teachers time and allows them to accommodate learning and differentiate for kids. It also works within all the platforms we already purchased so is integrated with everything we do! My favourite thing about Mote is the personalization it provides for kids!

I spend a LOT of my time typing comments on documents: I supervise postgraduate students. I've explored a number of speech-to-text systems. Most of them fail when you use technical language in my field and generally become unusable for anything except generic colloquial language. Mote is the best I have found so far that does a good job of transcribing that manages the technical jargon of my field. It has really improved my productivity on providing detailed notes on documents.