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Teacher starts the lesson
Launch the session, share the class code, and keep the setup flow short.
How it works
Start the lesson, teach as normal, and keep a transcript after class.
Teacher starts the lesson. Students join with a code. Captions appear live. The transcript stays available later.
Three-step workflow
One clear path from teacher speech to student access.
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Students follow live
Students join with the code and read captions on a shared display, their own device, or both.
3
Review stays possible
The transcript is saved to your library after class, so you can review it and check wording.
Teacher view
Controls stay on the teacher side.
Session controls: start the lesson and keep the room moving.
Room code sharing: give students one simple access path.
Low-friction setup: designed for real classroom delivery.
Student view
Reading support stays on the student side.
Live captions: key teaching language stays visible in the moment.
Minimal distraction: students follow the lesson, not a complex app flow.
Teacher record: the transcript is saved to the teacher's library to review later.
Better microphone setup improves caption reliability from the first class.
Setup and audio guidance
Make the first class calmer and more reliable.
Teacher-first microphone use: keep the mic close to the teacher voice.
Lapel mic recommended: especially in larger or noisier rooms.
Practical readiness: test one class before expanding the pilot.
Simple classroom flow: keep students on captions, not setup steps.
Teacher pilot path
Start with one teacher and one class.
Week 1: confirm device, internet, and microphone.
Week 2: run one normal lesson with the class code.
Review: check whether captions were useful and reliable enough to continue.
School review
Keep the review path separate and clear.
Capture scope: teacher-led instruction support only.
Storage posture: audio is processed, not stored by ReVerbal.
Published documentation: school privacy brief, privacy policy, DPA, AI transparency, and more.