Document Scanner App for Teachers
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Document Scanner App for Teachers
Efficient Document Scanner App for Teachers
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Supports all image, video and audio formats, up to 100MB and 1 hour recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
The document scanner app for teachers helps convert images of educational materials into text using OCR technology, allowing easy digitization of classroom documents and notes
Teachers can upload images of classroom materials, such as textbooks or handwritten notes, to the app. The app extracts the text, which can be copied or downloaded for lesson preparation.
The app supports various formats like JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF. Teachers can upload photos, screenshots, or scanned documents of lesson plans and class notes.
Yes, the app can recognize and extract text from handwritten notes. Note that the accuracy may vary depending on the clarity of the handwriting.
The online scanner app helps teachers digitally organize their educational materials. It simplifies sharing and archiving by converting classroom documents into editable text.
Yes, the maximum file size per upload is 100 MB. Ensure your scanned images or photos meet this requirement for smooth processing.
Yes, after extracting text, you can save it directly to your Evernote account. This feature requires logging in.
Yes, the app allows teachers to scan documents like lesson plans or reference materials. Once converted to text, these documents can be easily edited for classroom usage.
No, the app outputs plain text only, with no formatting or layout preserved. Teachers can copy the text and format it as needed in a text editor.
No, the app only processes image files. To convert a PDF document, convert its pages to images or take screenshots before uploading.
The plain text output is unformatted text extracted from uploaded images. It can be copied, downloaded, or saved to Evernote for educational purposes.
Yes, the scanner app offers a free version, allowing teachers to preview OCR results and manage educational documents efficiently.
No. The scanner app is browser-based, requiring no installation. Teachers can use it on any device with an internet connection.
You can drag and drop image files or click to browse and upload directly from your device to the app for text extraction.
Yes, the app supports automatic language detection, allowing teachers to extract text from educational materials in various languages.