Academic Transcription

Our academic transcription services are used by students and professors of reputed universities all over the United States and other countries. We handle audio to text, text to text and even language translation cum transcription. We guarantee 99% accuracy on clear audios.

Why Academic Transcription?

If you belong to the school that subscribes to “Who wants to read anyway, why transcribe?” You need to know these facts.

Statistics claim that compared to learning via a lecture, reading can double the memory retention. Professors please note. Knowledge is more easily disseminated via textual format. Students take in the information you give them and retain it in their short- term memory. To recall the knowledge the information needs to be reinforced by the way of text, so that parts can easily be skimmed.

Transcription enables those with disabilities to read your lectures later.

Before a research starts the group discussions that take place are often referred to later to see the orientation and objectives of the research. These discussions are often full of cross talking. But they are important to find the objective of the research and the recommended methodology.

Why is it convenient?

You can upload your audios on the go. Most students we know use their cell phones as a recorder for their class lectures. To get these lectures translated, all you have to do is register on our site and upload the recording directly from your mobile device. Although this works perfectly with Android and Windows platforms, if you are an Apple user you will need to download a file transfer application.

What are the rates?

Our rates are very affordable. You can check them out at http://www.gmrtranscription.com/prices.aspx. Additional charges may apply for intelligent verbatim transcription.

Are there policies and regulations related to these documents?

All academic transcriptions are confidential. The client information is masked before the document is sent to our transcribers. Furthermore, our certified transcribers are requested to sign confidentiality agreements upon hire; this forbids them from disclosing any information to an outside party.