Question: I'm looking for a tool that can help me transcribe lectures and educational videos for better accessibility, can you suggest one?

Another top pick is ScribeBuddy, which can transcribe audio and video files into text, subtitles, articles and blog posts. It can transcribe multiple languages and transcribe speech in real time in 12 languages. ScribeBuddy is geared for content creators and educators, with options like speaker identification and tagging up to 5 speakers. It's got a 14-day money-back guarantee and a Chrome extension, too. It's a good option for transcription and for localizing content.

Descript is another good option. It's got a suite of AI-powered tools for video and podcast editing, including automatic transcription and AI speech generation. Descript lets you edit video as if it were a word processing document, which is great for individuals and teams. It's also relatively affordable, with a starting price of $12 per user per month. That's a good option for educational content creators and learning professionals.

For a broader AI-powered transcription tool, Beey is a good option. It's got a high transcription accuracy of over 90% and can automatically translate into more than 30 languages. Beey also has a smart editor for text formatting, live transcription and content accessibility through captions and subtitles. It can be integrated through APIs and offers a variety of pricing options, so it's a good option for schools and educators.