At a Glance
Five interactive tools built for the SPARK Speeches workflow — scroll down to use each one, or jump straight to the tool you need.
Track your delivery time in real time with color-coded warnings for the 15–30 minute SPARK window.
Score any SPARK Speech across six criteria with point-click simplicity. Print or share the completed rubric.
Capture feedback and observations for each speech. Tag by speaker and category. Notes persist in your browser session.
Run through every essential item before you take the stage so nothing catches you off guard during your demo.
Build your SPARK Speech from scratch — section by section, aligned to the S P A R K cycle. Save multiple drafts by name, reload any saved plan, and print a clean outline when you’re ready to rehearse.
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Score each criterion from 1–5. The rubric totals automatically. Click Print Rubric for a clean printout.
Demonstrates genuine command of the code and concepts — not just the AI output.
Eye contact, vocal variety, pace, and confidence on stage.
Live demonstration is clear, functional, and directly supports the big idea.
Articulates the prompting process honestly — what worked, what didn’t, what was discovered.
Responds to questions with honesty, depth, and intellectual composure.
The speech leaves the audience thinking differently about AI, code, or creativity.
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Capture observations for any speech. Label by speaker and category, save, and print them all when the session is done.
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Run through every item before you take the stage. Check each box as you confirm it’s ready.
Open the app before the session starts. Confirm the last version is deployed.
Open every page you plan to show. No searching during the demo.
Test the display before the room fills. Adjust resolution if needed.
Screenshots, a screen recording, or a clear verbal walk-through all count.
Mute notifications. Confirm sound levels if your app has audio output.
Say it out loud right now. If it takes more than 15 seconds, simplify it.
You know your first 30 seconds cold. No notes needed for the opening.
You can describe at least one key prompt, one surprise, and one revision.
Write them down and practice honest, specific answers for each one.
End with intention. Your last sentence should land, not trail off.
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Map out your SPARK Speech before you rehearse it. Fill each section, save your plan by name, and come back to it any time — plans persist in your browser across visits. Print a clean outline when you’re ready to take the stage.