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Dramcorp ArchiveKit™ for Classrooms

SKU: TEC-2125 · by Dramcorp Industries · Model: ArchiveCore v2.1.4
Dramcorp ArchiveKit for Classrooms — full system
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MemoryFrame Pro · SubjectCapture 2.0 · Vault Storage
List $2,899.00
$2,400.00
✓ Special Order · Ships in 4–6 weeks · Professional install included
Roster count required at checkout: students. (Minimum 2.)

Backed by Dramcorp's Lifetime Memory Vault guarantee. Once a subject is captured, it is never lost.

Product Description

The complete classroom archival solution from Dramcorp Industries, the trusted name in long-term subject data preservation. The ArchiveKit™ mounts discreetly at the front of any classroom and runs all year with no teacher input required.

Captures and preserves every smile. Includes MemoryFrame Pro, SubjectCapture 2.0, and Lifetime Memory Vault storage. Minimum 2 subjects required for reconstruction protocols. A keepsake your room will have forever — long after the students have moved on, the year stays exactly as it was.

Perfect for picture day, class projects, the spring concert, and every ordinary Tuesday in between. Parents love receiving the end-of-year memory disc. Principals love the district-wide retention reporting. And the children never have to be forgotten.

What's in the Box

MemoryFrame Pro™ Wall-mounted capture unit. 99.7% subject retention rate. Operates continuously; no shutter, no flash, no interruption to class.
SubjectCapture 2.0 Facial enrollment software. Registers each child once, then recognizes and logs them for the life of the system. Learn more »
Lifetime Memory Vault™ Off-site archival storage. Hosted by Dramcorp. No subject is ever deleted, archived down, or aged out. Storage is, as the name says, for life.
Install & Training One on-site visit. Your ArchiveKit is enrolled with a target subject count and left to run. The system manages itself from there.

Specifications

ManufacturerDramcorp Industries™ (est. 1998)
FirmwareArchiveCore v2.1.4
Subjects (min / max)2 / 25 per installation
RetentionPermanent. Reconstruction continues until target count is reached.
Power120V, always-on. No physical power switch on the classroom unit.
WarrantyLifetime, non-cancellable.
Please read before ordering. The ArchiveKit™ is a reconstruction system, not merely a camera. Enrollment requires a minimum of 2 subjects; where fewer than the target number of subjects are available, the system reconstructs the remainder from those on file to reach the configured count. Reconstruction is automatic and ongoing. There is no completion date. Once enrolled, an installation cannot be self-cancelled from the classroom; see the manufacturer's Known Limitations documentation. By ordering, your institution accepts these terms. This requirement has been part of the listing since 2001. It was always here.

Customer Reviews

★★★★★ — Mrs. P., 2nd grade, ordered Aug 2002

Installed on the first day of school and forgot it was even there. The end-of-year disc made every parent cry (the good kind). Worth every penny.

★★★★☆ — District IT, ordered 2002

Does exactly what it says. One note for buyers: read the minimum-subjects line. We enrolled a room that lost most of its roster mid-year and the system just… kept going on its own. Support says that's by design. Docking a star for the no-off-switch thing.

★☆☆☆☆ — a parent, posted later

We were told it counted 24 children. It keeps reporting 25. I have asked three times. The count was never right. Nobody can tell me who the extra one is. Has anyone else seen this?

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Product terms documented since 2001. Read the fine print. It was always there.