We are looking into this for next year as well. I first learned about it at the 2018 NERALLT conference from Daria Valentini of Stonehill College. She was using it with her Italian classes and really had great things to say about it. Perhaps you can reach out to her: https://www.stonehill.edu/faculty-staff-directory/details/daria-valentini/

Also Extempore just had several webinars at the end of June/beginning of July. It featured instructors discussing how they use Extempore. Sam Slagle (sam.slagle@extemporeapp.com) is *very* helpful....maybe he can provide links to those webinars for you.

From: llti@lists.iallt.org <llti@lists.iallt.org> on behalf of John Graves <john.graves@cornell.edu>
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Subject: [LLTI] Share: Experiences with Extempore?

Hello IALLT Listserv Members,

It has been a while since posting to the IALLT list, but it is great to be back! I have been doing a preliminary look into Extempore ( https://extemporeapp.com/ ) and was wondering if someone would be willing to share their experiences or knows someone with experience using the app for activities, quizzes, or language assessment. Thank you in advance for any information you can share and look forward to hearing from everyone.

Kind Regards,

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