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[EduRecording] School Call Recording: Where Do You Start?

2026-10-26  ·  조회 57  ·  댓글 0


Title: School Call Recording: Where Should You Start?

School call recording — School Call Recording: Where Should You Start? · EduRecording
School call recording — School Call Recording: Where Should You Start? · EduRecording


The lunch hour has passed, and the phone in the teachers' office is ringing again. If school call recording was already turned on, you can feel a lot more at ease, because the content remains even after the call ends.

☎ What is school call recording?
It automatically saves calls that come in to the teachers' office and the school administration office. Incoming calls, outgoing calls, and even extension calls are kept without pressing any button. You can start with your existing phones and numbers.

🛡 Why do you need it?
Sometimes the same demand is repeated to several different people. With a record, you can immediately check who promised what.

This matters even more when abusive language or unreasonable demands come in. Without evidence, the teacher who took the call ends up bearing it alone. Call records become material that protects school staff.

In busy moments, notes get missed. When the person in charge changes, things can fall through the cracks. Automatically saved records fill those gaps.

📝 How does it work?
It records by receiving only a copy of the phone signal through port mirroring on the school's network switch. Your phones, phone system, and numbers stay unchanged.

It is not just a recording. Speech is turned into text, so you can scan it by eye. Click a sentence and it plays back from that point. Call summaries and to-dos are organized as well.

It also finds promises such as 'I will get back to you by Friday' and reminds you before the deadline. If you press the shield during a call, an alert goes straight to the administrator. After the call, you can create a report containing the date and time, the transcription, caution words, and repeat history, and print it or save it as a PDF.

🏫 What to consider when choosing
There are two main types. The deciding factor is where you want to keep the recordings.

The on-premises type stores original recordings, transcriptions, and call records only on a recording PC inside the school. Nothing is uploaded to an outside server. The cloud type stores them on CANCO's central server, and you listen by logging in to the school portal. A record is kept of who has opened them.

If you would rather not keep a PC at school and want to use the web, the cloud type is more convenient. If you do not want original recordings to leave the school, the on-premises type is the right fit. The school decides the retention period and when to delete. We also help prepare administrative documents such as personal data processing consignment agreements.

EduRecording is a service that handles all of this school call recording in one place. It includes automatic recording, transcription, summary, shield and evidence report, a complaint case folder, and Call Popup. After a consultation and a live demo on the actual screen, you can get a quote based on the number of lines and the features you need. From consultation to installation and training, you can usually start using it within a week. Feel free to call us with any questions.

▶ Learn more: https://edurecording.co.kr/school_phone_recording.php

In one line: Keep your phones as they are and just keep the calls, and teachers will have less to bear alone.

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