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A video assignment is a task students complete by recording themselves instead of writing: explaining a concept, presenting a project or practising a language, in the browser on any device. The teacher sets the prompt once, every student records against the same brief, and each submission arrives transcribed so it can be read, searched and assessed.
The same form works before students enrol. An admissions team asks prospective students about their goals on video, branches by background and lets them book an advisor call, as in the demo below.
Daniel from admissions asks which program, format and start date suit a prospective student, then asks working professionals and final-year students different video questions. It is one of the demos in every new account.
Watch mode: nothing you record is saved.
Welcome
“Hi, I'm Daniel from admissions. Let's find the right program for you.”
Choice
“Which area are you most interested in studying?”
Business & Management · Computer Science & Data · Design · Public Health
Program interest first, so each inquiry reaches the right admissions officer.
Choice
“How would you like to study? On campus, part-time, or online?”
Full-time on campus · Part-time evenings · Online
Study format decides which cohort and which information to send.
Choice
“And what best describes where you are right now?”
Finishing my bachelor's · Working professional · Changing careers
Career changers and working professionals get a career question; final-year students get a motivation question.
Recorded answer · Video, voice or text
“Tell me a bit about your work, and where you want this degree to take you.”
A goal said in the student’s own words is easier to judge than a ticked box.
Recorded answer · Video, voice or text
“What excites you about this field, and why now?”
Choice
This fall · Next spring · Next year
Contact details
“Great. Where should I send the program details and scholarship info?”
Details come last, once the student has said why they want to study.
End screen
“Thank you! I'll personally follow up with your next steps soon.”
Each inquiry arrives with program, format and start date beside the transcribed answer, an AI summary and keywords. Admissions staff add a score and a comment before anyone picks up the phone.
Responses
8
5 finished every step
Tone of the text
How they chose to answer
Preferred study format
8 answered this step
Video answer · Tell us about your career goals
“I'm an analyst in healthcare, and I want to move into machine learning roles.”
Voice answer · Tell us about your career goals
“Um, I've been in retail management for six years, and I'm really looking to pivot into corporate strategy. I need a solid business foundation.”
Typed answer · Tell us about your career goals
“Currently an operations lead. Seeking an MBA to accelerate my path to an executive role and build a strong professional network.”
Counted from the 8 fictional sample responses in this demo. AI labels each response on its own; the totals are a plain count.
Alex asks Daniel in a comment whether the evening design cohort has seats. Daniel tells Jin in a Room, and Jin replies from the link.
Jin Park · Typed answer · Tell us about your career goals · Team score 5 / 5
“I have a background in marketing but I've been doing UX design on the side. I want formal education to build a strong portfolio and transition fully.”
Only your team sees these.
Alex Morgan · 2 h later
@Daniel, can you check if the evening design cohort still has seats?
Daniel Kim · 3 h later
Yes, we have 4 seats left for this fall.
The respondent replies from the browser, no account.
Daniel Kim · 3 h later
Hi Jin, we have a few seats left for the fall evening cohort. Let us know if you need help with the application.
Jin Park · 17 h later
Thanks Daniel! I will submit my portfolio this weekend.
Daniel Kim · 18 h later
Perfect, looking forward to reviewing it.
Sample comments and messages from the demo data every new RecRam account starts with. The people are fictional.
Collect submissions, make them readable, and give feedback one to one.
Assignments and inquiries
Write the prompt, set a minimum and maximum length, and allow camera, voice, screen or text. Share the link or embed the form in any course page that accepts embed code.
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