Results and history
What the interview evaluation covers, how to re-read transcripts, and what the simulation statuses mean.
The interview evaluation
After you end a simulation, the results page opens with two tabs: Results (the evaluation) and Conversation (the full transcript).
The Interview evaluation is a structured written assessment of your interview. It covers:
| Section | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Recognized profile | What the pupil was actually dealing with. For a random profile, this is where you find out which profile the AI played. |
| Evidence | Concrete moments from your interview that pointed to the profile. |
| Discovered vs. missed | How much you uncovered across six areas: school performance, behavior in class, the home situation, peer relationships, triggers, and what helps the pupil. |
| Problematic moments | Quotes of your questions or reactions that could have gone better (leading questions, labeling, dismissing feelings) — or a note that there were no major ones. |
| Feedback | Two things you did well, two recommendations, and three examples of better open questions you could have asked. |
Switch to the Conversation tab to re-read the whole transcript next to the feedback. Press New simulation to immediately start another run.
My simulations
The sidebar section My simulations lists all your past runs, each with its profile and a status badge:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| In progress | The conversation hasn't been ended. Click it to resume exactly where you left off — the full chat history loads back in. |
| Finished | Evaluated. Click it to reopen the results and transcript — they are kept permanently. |
| Abandoned | Started but left inactive for 2 hours. It cannot be reopened or evaluated, and the credit is not returned. |
On smaller screens
Below desktop width the sidebar is hidden. Use the bar under the page header to open it — your credits and simulation history are in there.
Group simulations are shared
Runs you start with Run as set to a seminar group also appear to that group's teacher, including the transcript and evaluation. Runs marked Private are yours alone. See Starting a simulation.