Feature
Audio transcription with speaker labels
Speaker labels make a transcript useful. Tutor Transcript helps separate turns so tutors can see who said what and edit labels into names that match the lesson.
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- Identify different speakers in the transcript.
- Rename labels to Teacher, Student, Coach, Parent, or real names.
- Copy or export a transcript that stays readable outside the app.
Why labels matter in tutoring transcripts
A lesson transcript without speaker labels is difficult to use. Tutors need to know whether a line was a student answer, a teacher correction, or a follow-up prompt. Labels turn raw speech-to-text into a reviewable conversation.
Editable instead of locked
Automatic speaker separation is never perfect for every recording. That is why labels can be edited after transcription, so the final text matches the real classroom or coaching context.
Readable exports
Speaker-labeled TXT exports are easier to paste into feedback notes, learning records, internal review documents, or follow-up lesson plans.
Frequently asked questions
Are speaker labels automatic?
The app generates speaker labels during transcription, and users can edit them afterward.
Can I rename speakers?
Yes. You can use practical labels like Teacher, Student, Coach, or Parent.
Why is this useful for bilingual audio?
Bilingual conversations often move quickly between explanation, correction, and practice. Speaker labels make those turns easier to review.
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