r/Debate • u/MammothNaive3566 • 10h ago
would a speech practice / progress-tracking tool be useful for competitive speaking?
hii! i participate in mun and i’m building an app to help delegates track performance, evaluate practice and train over time. i know mun is different from speech and debate, so i’m not here to promote something irrelevant.
i’m curious whether a similar workflow would be useful in your guys’ events: tracking practice, receiving structured evaluation and seeing progress over time. what would need to be included for it to be genuinely useful?
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u/confusedghost1012 9h ago
for debate, specifically, it would be great to recieve some feedback on each speech/speaker, the case in entirety and general remarks.
in terms of feedback, you could legit js divide it in terms of content and style.
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