How Can Schools and Teachers Use ivvi Notes
What is ivvi Notes for schools?
ivvi Notes is instant visual note-taking assistive technology for neurodiverse pupils. During a lesson it records audio, creates a full transcript and transforms content into an editable mind map.
How does ivvi help teachers and pupils?
- Capture lesson information visually in real time.
- Combine audio, visual and written learning.
- Tag and map key information for easier reference.
- Add slides, images and other material to one study resource.
- Access notes across devices and browsers.
- Support pupils with executive-function and working-memory difficulties.
Which pupil needs does ivvi support?
ivvi supports pupils with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, ADHD, ASD, mental-health conditions, mobility challenges, chronic pain, hearing or auditory-processing difficulties, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, long COVID and other unseen conditions.
These accommodations reduce physical writing and cognitive load while providing searchable transcription, visual structure, active highlighting and the ability to reorganise information.
Which assistive-technology features are included?
- Synchronised audio, transcript and mind map
- Clear audio recording
- Full searchable transcription
- Live AI-generated mind map
- Free editing and personal organisation
- Quote highlighting
- Visual outline plus mind-map view
- Links between equivalent points in all three note formats
Can schools get a demo licence and teacher resources?
We provide schools with:
- a free demo licence for assessment, demonstration and training;
- a three-year demo licence;
- one-to-one training;
- a three-minute demonstration;
- direct contact for school-specific pricing.
Request a demo licence or use the school page to request teacher resources and discuss pricing.
What do pupils say about ivvi?
“I use ivvi to understand what my teacher is asking me to do. When I see the instructions as a map, I know what to do. I can record what my teacher is saying or paste text in and it becomes a map.”
— Rosie P, seven-year-old student
Download the ivvi Notes Recommendation Guide.