Caption.Ed Notes is available in the Disabled Students' Allowance. This document provides assessors with everything they need to know about the note-taking software, such as: who Caption.Ed Notes suitable for, what features does it have, and what is the difference between Caption.Ed Pro and Caption.Ed Notes?

1. Everything you need to know in order to
recommend the software to students
Introducing
Caption.Ed Notes

2. What's
inside?
What is Caption.Ed Notes?
Features of Caption.Ed Notes
Caption.Ed Notes vs Caption.Ed Pro
What users are saying
Topics Covered
Got a question?

3. What is
Caption.Ed Notes?

4. WhatisCaption.EdNotes?
Caption.Ed Notes enables students to take
timestamped notes against any live or pre-recorded
media. That could be anything from a live stream of a
lecture, course content on a VLE or an in-person
seminar.
Caption.Ed Notes can be used for both online and in-
person learning, which is perfect for today's hybrid
teaching world.
Caption.Ed Notes can be recommended to
students who require note-taking support.
If you require help in making your recommendation
and want to understand specifically how Caption.Ed
Notes could help students with dyslexia, dyspraxia,
ADHD, dysgraphia or anxiety and depression, you can
use our justification tool here.
And who can you recommend it for?

5. Features of
Caption.Ed Notes

6. Caption.Ed Notes lets users takes timestamped
notes alongside their audio recording in real-time.
Take
timestamped
notes

7. Caption.Ed Notes allows users to mark key sections of
their notes as important at the click of a button!
Highlight key info,
quickly

8. Caption.Ed Notes allows users to record their
screen, meaning they can capture the audio and
video content of their lectures and seminars.
Record video
and audio

9. After a Caption.Ed Notes session, users can view
and edit a transcript of their recorded content.
They can also download transcripts of their
recorded sessions and revisit them at a later date.
Edit and view
transcripts

10. Users can adjust text size and switch between light,
dark and sepia mode for improved readability.
Completely
customisable

11. Users can reduce the playback speed of past
recordings in their Caption.Ed library, which is great for
supporting comprehension.
Adjustable
playback speed

12. Users can import slide decks and images to sessions
in their Caption.Ed library so that key information
regarding a lecture or seminar is stored in one place.
Upload
additional media

13. Users can even take Caption.Ed on the go with the
mobile app, perfect for note-taking without the need
to carry around your laptop!
Available on
mobile

14. Caption.Ed Notes
vs Caption.Ed Pro

15. Product Feature Caption.Ed Notes Caption.Ed Pro
Generate live captions
Take notes in real-time
Timeline audio view
Viewable and editable transcript
Downloadable transcript
Record on-screen video and audio

16. What users
are saying

17. "If someone says something on a call that I think is
important, I can quickly tag it as that and come back
to it later. All of this means that I can rest safe in the
knowledge that I won't miss any key details because I
can refer back to everything in my Caption.Ed library
later on."
Emma, Caption.Ed user

18. “Caption.Ed has completely changed the way I am able
to learn. I also download transcripts to help me
understand and clarify points that I may have missed. I
find it really helpful in this respect.”
Charlotte, student at University of Cambridge

19. Got a question?

20. Got a question which hasn't been answered in this
slide deck? You can book a call with Caption.Ed's
founder, Rich, using the link to his diary below.
Get in touch
Book a call