Get AI video feedback on classroom instruction, share lessons securely, and support coaching cycles with clear, unbiased insights.
Growth & Retention
Great teachers want to work at schools where they can be certain of both appreciation and support for their work. That is why schools that invest in teacher growth see fewer teachers leave and higher student achievement scores.
Vosaic helps schools and districts retain and support teachers with evidence-based growth opportunities.
Use Vosaic to:
With video and AI Mate, teachers can review their practice on their own time, identify patterns, and come to coaching conversations with concrete questions and evidence of growth.
Help your SPED teachers strengthen instruction and improve outcomes for students with diverse learning needs.
Relationships That Support Growth
Teacher–coach alliance is crucial to developing a positive relationship between teachers and coaches. With Vosaic, coaches continuously collaborate with teachers around their goals and give evidence-based feedback regularly, linking changes in behavior to teacher improvements.
With easy-to-use pause–play–rewind features and the privacy needed for low-stakes (but important) self-reflections, coaches help teachers develop a comfort with video where none existed.
Coaches use Vosaic to:
Reach District Goals
One of the greatest factors contributing to reaching district goals is teacher quality and continued improvement. With Vosaic, schools and districts can save time and resources through streamlined observations, frictionless technology, and personalized professional development that supports reaching district goals.
Districts use Vosaic to:

Already using a video product? Talk to us about supplementing or replacing it with Vosaic to add AI-powered analysis, flexible workflows, and K–12-focused support.
Built and maintained within the broader FACTS and Nelnet security programs.
Privacy, Security & Compliance
Rest assured knowing that Vosaic’s infrastructure was designed in compliance with COPPA, FERPA, and HIPAA, as well as to keep your data private and secure. With SSO (SAML), IT teams can manage access across sites.
Vosaic transmits all of your data—including video, markups, annotations, and analytics—between our upload channels and servers via secure, encrypted connections. We require all traffic to go through TLS (also called SSL), which uses 128-bit, SHA256 security in accordance with industry standards. Vosaic will not send any data over unencrypted connections.
In addition, when stored, your data is encrypted using one of the strongest block ciphers available: 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES-256).
Customer Success
Vosaic was built to be functional, reliable, and intuitive, so that our customers are set up for success from the moment they log in for the first time. But if support and training are needed, our team is ready to help.
Contact us to schedule professional development sessions, ask specific questions, or share feedback. We’re here to help any way we can.
Vosaic support can be accessed via:

Our team works with districts and schools of all sizes to align Vosaic to existing initiatives, frameworks, and professional learning plans.
Next Steps
We make it easy to get started. Browse our calendar for a time that works best for you, or try Vosaic with a no-obligation 14-day trial.
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