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Timestamped replay
Definition
A timestamped replay is the recording of a session in which key moments are marked by their time. The learner or trainer can jump straight to the passage worth reviewing.
Also called
session replay, annotated recording
What it is for
Instead of rewatching a whole session, you click the moment the objection came up or the tone rose. Feedback becomes concrete: “at 2:14, you answered before understanding the question.”
For trainers
Replays feed group sessions: compare two ways of handling the same objection, show the top performers’ good practices.
With Face Up
Every point in the debrief links to a timestamped moment in the session, verbal or non-verbal.
