AI Dictation for Teachers
Get lesson plans, parent emails, and grading feedback off your evenings by dictating the writing tax that surrounds teaching itself — same care, far less typing after the bell.
Why typing is slowing teachers down
Lesson plans eat the prep period
A solid plan needs the learning objective, the warm-up, the main activity, differentiation notes, and the assessment. Typing five of those for the week ahead is exactly what the prep period is too short for.
Parent emails pile up by Friday
Updates on a struggling student, the response to a concerned parent, the thank-you to the room parent — each one needs care and a calm tone. Typing twenty between bells is how Friday afternoon disappears.
Grading feedback is mostly typing, not teaching
A paragraph of useful, kind feedback on each essay is what moves students forward. Typing that paragraph thirty times across a class set is the work that pushes grading into Sunday night every single week.
The apps teachers dictate into
Gmail
Reply to parent emails warmly and quickly between classes.
Google Docs
Build lesson plans and assignment briefs at thinking speed.
Microsoft Word
Draft parent letters and longer feedback by voice.
Notion
Keep unit planners, rubrics, and class workspaces organised.
Microsoft Outlook
Push school-wide updates and admin replies out faster.
Slack
Coordinate with the grade-level team between teaching blocks.
A day with Amical
- Before the bell
Twenty minutes in the empty classroom: dictate the warm-up prompt and the differentiation notes for today’s lesson into the planning template. Two pages of plan ready before the first student walks in.
- Prep period
Knock out six parent emails — the careful update on a struggling student, the thank-you, the response to a scheduling question. The inbox empties instead of growing across the morning.
- After dismissal
Class set of essays open beside the laptop: speak a kind, specific feedback paragraph for each student. Thirty pieces of feedback in forty-five minutes instead of two full evenings of typing.
- Friday afternoon
Dictate the meeting notes from the grade-level planning session and the assignment brief for next week’s unit. The weekend starts at the school gate instead of at the kitchen table on Sunday.
What Amical does for teachers
Built for the writing around teaching
Amical is designed for lesson plans, parent emails, grading feedback paragraphs, meeting notes, and assignment briefs — the long-form writing that wraps every teaching day. Speaking a careful feedback paragraph takes thirty seconds and lands warm and specific; typing the same paragraph takes four or five minutes across a tired evening.
Keeps the tone warm by default
Parent emails and student feedback need to read warmly, even when the message is concern-shaped. Amical captures the calm, supportive tone you would write in if typing were not exhausting — the voice draft already sounds like the version that took an hour, ready to send after a light revision pass.
Works in every classroom tool
Google Docs and Classroom, Microsoft Word and Outlook, Notion, Slack, the school’s gradebook portal — Amical drops transcription into any focused text field at the OS layer. No per-platform plugin, no district IT project, and no change to how lesson plans and feedback land in the gradebook.
What you'd dictate
Experience the future of dictation
Local and Cloud Models
Choose from powerful cloud-based AI models or run everything locally for maximum privacy and control. Switch seamlessly between providers to find the perfect balance of speed, accuracy, and security.
Custom Vocabulary
Customize the AI to recognize your specific terminology, jargon, and proper nouns for industry-specific accuracy and personalized transcription results.
Custom Shortcuts
Create personalized voice commands and shortcuts to streamline your workflow and boost productivity with hands-free operation.
Multi Language Support
Transcribe and dictate in 100+ languages with native-level accuracy. Switch between languages seamlessly or use mixed-language dictation.