LessonScriptor for Teachers

Yes, if what you need is a transcript of your lesson. It is not a grading tool or a lesson planner. It transcribes any lesson playing in Chrome, lets you edit the text as it appears, and exports it as .md or .txt. Free mode has no account and no time limit.

No. Free mode needs no signup at all. If you top up AI mode, you get a license key by email to paste into the extension — no account or login.

No. You transcribe, edit and share a text file or a pasted document. Students only read it.

In free mode, nothing leaves your computer — transcription runs locally through Chrome’s speech engine. In AI mode, tab audio is sent to a cloud transcription model in short chunks and is not stored. Follow your school’s policy on recording before capturing student voices, as with any recording.

Yes, as long as the class plays in a Chrome tab. Google Meet runs in the browser already. For Zoom, use the "Join from your browser" link. It also works on recorded lessons: Panopto, Moodle, Canvas, YouTube, Vimeo, and any embedded player.

AI mode uses a cloud speech model built for higher accuracy across accents and background noise. Free mode uses your browser’s built-in speech engine, which works well for clear speech near the microphone but is less consistent with strong accents or a noisy room.

Yes. Run it during your own class, then read the transcript back afterwards. Because it is text, not video, reviewing a full lesson takes about ten minutes. Highlight what worked, mark what to change, export the notes to your planner.

14, including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Arabic and Hindi. Choose one language per session in the extension settings.

Whatever you export: a Markdown (.md) or plain text (.txt) file, or text pasted straight into Google Classroom, Moodle, Notion or an email. Headers, bold and highlights come with it.