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Make spoken projects easier to assign, create, and share

Teachers, curriculum teams, student media programs — Hilite handles the production so students focus on the story, and teachers can actually adopt it without a week of onboarding.

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The job they're hiring Hilite to do

"I want students to create polished spoken projects so that they can develop communication skills, express ideas, and build portfolio-worthy work without the technology getting in the way."
TeacherCurriculum teamStudent media programInstructional designer

What Hilite does for you

01

Support classroom assignments

Audio essays, oral histories, interview projects, podcast episodes — students can create any spoken-word assignment without expensive tools or complicated workflows.

02

Reduce teacher onboarding burden

If a teacher has to spend a full class introducing the tool, it won't get used. Hilite is simple enough to explain in five minutes.

03

Standardize the workflow

One tool across the whole school. No more every class using a different platform, every assignment requiring different instructions.

04

Make spoken assessment easier

Verbal communication is a skill. Audio assignments let students demonstrate understanding in a different, often more authentic format than written work.

05

Preserve student perspectives

Oral history projects, interview work, documentary audio — Hilite stores and makes accessible the recordings that are worth keeping.

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The features that matter most

Record from any device, anywhere
Recording

Record from any device, anywhere

Students record on phones, laptops, or tablets. Hilite cleans up the audio automatically — no special microphone, no quiet room required.

Students edit by reading, not waveforms
Editing

Students edit by reading, not waveforms

Edit from the transcript — like editing a document. No DAW skills needed. Students focus on the story, not the software.

Share and submit with a link
Sharing

Share and submit with a link

Students share their finished episode with a link. Teachers listen, assess, and give feedback — no file downloads, no format confusion.

Give students a voice worth sharing

Free to start. Simple enough for any classroom. Good enough for any portfolio.

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