Education Transcription Services

Yes. We fully support multi-speaker lectures. Our system can automatically detect and label different voices—such as professors, teaching assistants, guest speakers, and students—through speaker diarization. Each speaker’s contributions are separated into clearly marked sections with accurate timestamps, so it’s easy to follow who said what during class discussions, Q&A sessions, or panel talks. You can also customize the speaker labels (e.g., "Prof. Smith," "Student A," "TA") to match your course structure. This makes the transcript far more readable and useful for study notes, search, and sharing on platforms like an LMS or departmental archive.

Absolutely. We automatically create structured study notes. Our AI engine analyzes each lecture to pull out key concepts, definitions, and important discussions, then organizes them into bullet-point notes, highlight summaries, and optional Q&A study guides. You can also choose advanced templates such as Cornell Notes or flashcards, so that the output is ready for quick revision, exam preparation, or group study sessions. All notes are aligned with the transcript’s timestamps, making it simple to revisit the exact lecture moments for deeper understanding.

Yes. We are FERPA-aware and built with privacy in mind. Our platform follows strict data-handling and security practices to help schools and universities meet the U.S. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) requirements. All files are encrypted in transit and at rest, and processing is fully automated so staff cannot access student data. Institutions can also request region-specific data storage or choose to delete transcripts permanently after processing. These safeguards help ensure that student education records remain private and under your institution’s control, supporting compliance for both individual educators and enterprise deployments.

A wide range of export formats is supported. After processing, you can instantly download your lecture content in multiple formats to fit different study and teaching needs: 1.) Text & Document Files: Clean transcripts as DOCX, PDF, or TXT for easy printing, editing, or sharing. 2.) Captions & Subtitles: SRT and VTT files for accurate closed captions or video embedding. 3.) Presentation Materials: Optional PPTX slide decks automatically generated from key highlights and bullet points—ideal for review sessions or lecture recaps. These flexible export options make it simple to reuse your lecture material across learning management systems (LMS), course websites, or study guides without extra formatting work. In short, DOCX, PDF, TXT, SRT/VTT, and optional PPTX slides for decks.