Mark attendance by speaking.
When the lecture ends, open it from the class and tap the mic. Say who was absent, or tell AlignAI to mark everyone present except a few names. It reads it the way you said it and updates the register within seconds, and the record stays attached to that lecture.
What it actually does
A whole class can be marked with a single spoken instruction.
- Open the lecture you just finished and tap the mic
- Speak normally to mark students present or absent
- Say one name or several, both work the same way
- The attendance register updates within seconds
- Attendance logs are kept automatically for every session
- Marked attendance flows into the student performance view
The order you work through it
Five steps, start to finish. Nothing to configure before you begin.
- 01Select the lecture you just finished
- 02Tap the mic and speak
- 03AlignAI picks out the absent students
- 04Everyone else is marked present
- 05The register is saved straight away
Who gets the most out of it
- Teachers who lose the first few minutes of every class to a roll call
- Coaching institutes running back-to-back batches with no gap between them
- Institutions that need an attendance record they can go back to later
Worth knowing first
- Voice attendance is assistive. Review what AlignAI interpreted before saving, especially for similar sounding names.
Common questions
More questions about AlignAI as a whole are on the FAQs page.
Select the lecture, tap the mic, and speak naturally. You can name the absent students, or ask AlignAI to mark everyone present except a few names. The register updates within seconds.
Yes. You can say one name or list several in the same instruction, and AlignAI handles both.
Yes. Logs are maintained automatically for every session, and attendance feeds into the student performance view.
You review the interpreted attendance before saving it, so you can correct anything that was picked up incorrectly.