Speak the Words Set
The Speak the Words Set content type chains a series of voice questions that the student answers speaking out loud, one after another, ending with overall feedback. The AI generates the whole set: the questions, their accepted answers, and the recognition language.
AI-generated configuration
| Setting | Description | Possible values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of voice questions | How many chained voice questions the set contains. | Any requested amount (no cap) | 3 to 8 when no amount is requested |
| Introduction page | Opening page shown before the first question. | Enabled / disabled | Enabled |
| Speech recognition language | The language the recognizer listens in, always with its regional variant. | A language with regional variant (e.g. US English) | The language of the content, with its regional variant |
Generated content
- A series of chained voice questions, each with its own accepted answers, with progression from one question to the next.
- An introduction page shown by default before the set starts.
- Final feedback by score ranges once the whole series is completed.
Rules and behavior
- The same browser dependency as Speak the Words applies: speech recognition requires a compatible browser such as Chrome — always test in one. A set that does not listen in another browser is not a generator failure.
- The introduction page comes enabled by default.
- Requested exact question amounts are generated exactly, without trimming, since questions have no cap (e.g. asking for 25 questions produces exactly 25), and the full series can be traversed to the final feedback.
- As a scored activity, the result is reported to the Moodle gradebook.
Example prompts
Without syllabus
A series of about five voice phrases with the introduction page and English recognition with its regional variant:
I need an H5P "speak the words" set for the Business English course: a series of phrases the student must say out loud to introduce themselves in a meeting, like "nice to meet you", "let me introduce myself" and "thank you for your time". About five phrases.
An exact requested amount of voice questions, generated exactly:
Prepare an H5P "speak the words" set for the Business English course with exactly six voice questions on phone call vocabulary: greeting, asking the caller to hold, transferring the call, and saying goodbye, among others.
With syllabus
A high exact amount honored in full, as a final review of the whole uploaded document:
Make me a really extensive H5P "speak the words" set as a final review of the complete document I uploaded: twenty-five phrases covering all its units.