These callers are live. No script, no
multiple choice: you talk, they answer, and the perishable facts (the plate, the
description, the direction) only come out if you ask the right questions. At the end,
an evaluator grades the whole call. The caller's voice is generated live. If it is not
available, the call uses your browser's voice.
This goes out to every unit on the air. Broadcast what you've
captured — direction and a plate are what catch the suspect.
EVALUATOR DEBRIEF
ESSENTIAL FACTS ELICITED
A real call is graded on the essentials you pulled — not on buttons.
Perishable facts (the plate, the direction) only score if you actually asked for them.
CAD ENTRY ACCURACY
What you actually typed into the four intake fields, checked against
what this scenario knows to be true. A field with nothing to check it against is marked
N/A, not wrong — nothing here is invented.
RADIO BROADCAST
THE ONE THING TO FIX NEXT CALL
HOW THIS SCORE WAS PRODUCED
A score is only worth as much as the instrument behind it.
Here is ours, in full — the grader, the rubric version, the scenario version,
and what the grader could and could not see. If you think the grade is wrong,
this is what you argue with.
BEFORE WE USE YOUR MIC
I consent to my voice being captured and turned into text to run this practice
call. Your browser turns your speech into text. In Chrome and Edge the browser
sends the audio to its maker's speech service to do that. Ascenvo receives only
the text, which goes to the caller engine to drive the practice conversation.
Ascenvo never receives or stores your audio. Only the text drives the call.