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Record a language sample, get the numbers
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Record a short sample in the browser, and show the transcript and metrics ConductSpeech returns.
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What to do and say
A sample script of about 40 words. Say it your own way. Fill in the highlighted parts from your own sample, such as the MLU on your Metrics tab.
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DoOn the Record tab, press Record and read a short sample you wrote yourself.
SayI'm reading a short language sample I wrote, the kind a speech-language pathologist records in a session.
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DoPress Stop, then Analyze Language Sample.
SayNow Stop, and Analyze Language Sample.
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DoShow the Transcript tab, then the Metrics tab, and say where to try it.
SayHere is the transcript, and the numbers: MLU of [MLU (Morphemes)], [NDW] different words. Try it at conductspeech.com.
Posting it yourself? Say that ConductScience paid you, in the video or the caption, and use the platform's paid partnership label if it has one.
What viewers should learn
A language sample becomes numbers a clinician can track, such as mean length of utterance (MLU) and the number of different words.
Try it before you film
Open it first: Recorder on conductspeech.com. Recording needs no account, but the transcript and metrics need a free account, with no card. Sign in before you record: reloading the page loses a recording you have not sent.
Record yourself reading a sample you wrote, or type one in. Never show real participants, children, patients, private records or unpublished results. Get permission before you film at your school or workplace, or name it. The handbook has the rest.