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911 call-taking audio practice
Hear a complete simulated call in two distinct voices, take notes in real time, and learn which critical facts you captured.
Audio call-taking simulator
Listen, take notes, capture the facts
Choose a call length, play the complete caller-and-dispatcher conversation, and write your own notes while the audio runs.
22 call types at every lengthNames, addresses, incidents, descriptions, vehicles, plates, phone numbers, and other details are randomized for every new call.
Voice roles
One-voice fallback active. This browser currently exposes 1 distinct voice name. The caller and dispatcher will use strongly different pitch and speed. Enable another English system voice or try another browser for two genuinely different voices.
Ready to play
Written call details stay hidden until gradingCallerFemale voiceWaiting
DispatcherMale voiceWaiting
Your call notes
Private to this browser tabWrite fragments, not a transcript
Listen for the caller’s name, exact address, situation, callback number, descriptions, injuries, hazards, direction, and any vehicle or plate. Spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and abbreviations do not need to be perfect.
Play the call before grading.
Use it deliberately
Build a repeatable listening system
- Test both voices, choose a call length, and press Play full call.
- Take short labeled notes while the caller and dispatcher speak.
- Grade your notes to see captured, close, and missed facts.
- Use the personalized next-call plan, then try a new randomized scenario.