Can a school put administration and teaching staff on one account?

Yes. One account with shared members, invoiced to the school, is the usual setup. Folders keep administration, year groups, and departments from stepping on each other.

Can we make an audio version of a notice or a reading passage?

Yes, with Dhivehi text to speech, in a named voice, with no studio and no separate subscription. Dhivehi has very little accessible material, so an audio version reaches students who read slowly, parents who read little, and anyone who cannot read the notice at all.

Can it produce material at the right level for a year group?

Yes. Ask for a reading passage, a summary, or comprehension questions at the level of the class in front of you, then adjust it in the same thread rather than rewriting it from scratch.

Education

Dhivehi material, written in the hour you actually have.

Schools write constantly: notices to parents, worksheets, reports, circulars from the ministry passed on in Dhivehi. The writing happens in the gaps between teaching, which is exactly why it slips.

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Where the time goes

Three jobs that are nobody’s full-time role and all land on teachers and administration anyway.

Notices to parents: Dhivehi, formal enough to be official, clear enough that it is read on a phone in thirty seconds.
Teaching material in Dhivehi: Worksheets, reading passages, and comprehension questions. Making them from scratch is a lesson-planning hour each time.
Everything recorded stays recorded: Lectures, training sessions, and parent meetings end up as audio files nobody revisits.

What it does

Notices and circulars

Dhivehi notices to parents and staff, drafted from a few bullet points and edited in place.

Worksheets and passages

Reading material, summaries, and questions at the level you are teaching, in Thaana.

Lectures as searchable text

Transcribe a recorded session, then turn it into notes, a summary, or a revision sheet.

An audio version of anything

Dhivehi text to speech for reading practice, for announcements, and for students who need audio.

Accessibility

A Dhivehi document that can be heard.

Dhivehi has very little accessible material. A student who reads slowly, a parent who reads little, and a visually impaired member of staff are all shut out of a text-only notice. Text to speech turns any Dhivehi document into audio in a named voice, with no studio and no extra subscription.

Text to speech

What changes

The writing stops being the reason something gets delayed to next week.

A notice to parents drafted in the break, not after hours
Dhivehi reading material produced at the level of the class in front of you
Recorded sessions turned into notes students can actually search
An audio version of a notice or passage, at no extra tooling cost

How teams roll it out

01
Start with what repeats
Notices, circulars, and report comments come round every term. Those are the first wins.
02
Bring in teaching material
Passages, worksheets, and questions, adjusted for the year group rather than rewritten.
03
One account for the school
One shared account across administration and teaching staff, invoiced to the school.

Who reaches for it

Schools

Administration and teachers sharing one account and one plan.

Colleges and universities

Lecture transcripts, bilingual course material, and research interviews.

Training providers

Course material and assessments in Dhivehi, produced once and reused.

Questions people actually ask

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