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Download every Echo360 lecture transcript in a course as one ZIP. Works inside Canvas and other LMSs, at any university on Echo360. Download every lecture transcript in your Echo360 course in one click, neatly named and zipped. If your classes are recorded with Echo360, every lecture can have a transcript. Saving them one by one is slow. Echo360 Transcript Extractor grabs all of them at once and hands you a single ZIP, ready for searching, studying, note-taking or accessibility tools. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open your course's Echo360 recordings page (for example, the Echo360 or "Lecture Capture" link inside Canvas). 2. Click the extension icon. 3. Click "Download all transcripts". That's it. FEATURES • Downloads every transcript in the course, not just the lecture you're watching • Works when Echo360 is embedded in Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, D2L/Brightspace, or opened directly • Works at any school on Echo360's cloud: US, UK/EU, Australia/NZ and Canada • Choose your formats: readable text, text with timestamps, WebVTT (.vtt) or SRT (.srt) captions • Optional single file containing the whole course's transcripts • Speaker names included when Echo360 provides them • Files are numbered and dated in lecture order, e.g. "03 - 2026-09-01 - Lecture 3.txt" • A download report lists any recording that has no transcript, so you know exactly what you have • Runs in the background, so you can close the popup while it works PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Uses the Echo360 sign-in you already have. It never asks for or stores passwords. • Talks only to Echo360. No analytics, no tracking, no outside servers. • Everything, including building the ZIP, happens on your computer. GOOD TO KNOW • Transcripts only exist for recordings where your instructor or school turned on captions/transcription. • Only download course material you're permitted to keep under your school's policies. This is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Echo360, Instructure (Canvas), or any university.
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