MIRRA
Comprehension Signal
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Audience
Enter your session code. Tap your comprehension after each section.
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Speaker
Create a session. Fire check-ins. See real-time AI insight.
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Program Overview
Cross-session intelligence across every speaker and session — patterns, not performance reviews.
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Student
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6-character code from your instructor.
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How did that land?
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Response saved.
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AI SUMMARY
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Instructor
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New Session
Configure, then share your session code
Used to calculate response density percentage.
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Upload the speaker's deck as a PDF. Every check-in you fire is tagged to the slide on screen, so the results map comprehension to the actual content.
Students see these labels when a check-in fires.
How MIRRA decides when to send check-ins.
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Manual
You fire each check-in when ready
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Timed
Auto-pings at a set interval
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Per section
Fires when you advance sections
Ping interval
You can always fire manually regardless of the timer.
MIRRA
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Check-in mode
Manual
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Participants
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Avg quality
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Response rate
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Comprehension spike
High confusion signal.
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Peak engagement
Strong comprehension signal.
Live distribution
Current check-in
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Quality trend
Avg score · 0 = frustrated · 4 = engaged
Fire two or more check-ins to see the trend line.
Session heatmap
Y = quality · X = time · temperature = density
Engaged
Understands
Challenged
Confused
Frustrated
Deck comprehension map
Where the room stood, slide by slide
Fire a check-in to start mapping slides.
AI Session Insight
Curriculum intelligence · Generated from session data
AI INSIGHT
Fire check-ins to generate curriculum insight.
Response log
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No responses yet.
Export session data. Every response, timestamped, named, section-labeled.
My History
Your comprehension record across every session
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MIRRA
Observer
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Responses
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Check-ins
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Avg quality
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Response rate
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Comprehension spike
High red + orange on latest check-in.
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Peak engagement
Strong green + blue on latest check-in.
Current distribution
Most recent check-in
LIVE
Quality trend
Fire two or more check-ins to see the trend.
Session heatmap
Y = quality of submission · X = time through session
Engaged
Understands
Challenged
Confused
Frustrated
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No individual data on this view
This observer dashboard shows only anonymized aggregates. No names, no individual response sequences, no personally identifiable information. Individual learning records are owned by the learner — visible only to them. What you see here is the room, not who is in it.
MIRRA
Program Overview
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A tool for speakers, not against them
Every instructor sees this same data about their own sessions first. Nothing shown here to a program owner is hidden from the person who delivered the session. Transparency runs both ways.
12
Sessions tracked
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Speakers
2.6
Program avg
312
Total responses
Speaker performance
Avg comprehension score across all their sessions
Content friction map
Topics that consistently lose the room, regardless of speaker
Protected — requires 3+ instructors
Set by your program's data policy. MIRRA doesn't decide this for you — your institution does.
Program Insight
Curriculum-level pattern, not individual evaluation
AI INSIGHT
Across all tracked sessions, "Application" modules score 0.9 points lower on average than "Introduction" modules — consistent across every speaker who has taught one. This points to a structural gap between concept delivery and practical application materials, not an individual delivery issue. Consider revising the application-stage materials program-wide before attributing the pattern to any one speaker.
All sessions
Full program data, exportable. For accreditation, renewal, or board reporting.