Lecture recording
Record the lecture, keep the text and the summary
Start recording in class and the professor's words show up on screen as they speak. When you stop, you get a clean transcript, a summary, key concepts and a quiz.
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Digital Logic
Week 7 Karnaugh maps
Transcript
- 00:48Notice the columns go 00, 01, 11, 10. Not binary order.
- 01:02Each step changes exactly one bit. That's Gray code.
- 01:12So the leftmost and rightmost columns are neighbours too.
- 01:20If you write 00, 01, 10, 11 on the exam, your groups will be wrong.
How it works
- 01Press recordOn the dashboard home, press the red Record button and allow the microphone. It works in a phone browser too.
- 02Words as they are spokenWhat is said appears word by word. For an English lecture you can add a translation under each sentence.
- 03Stop and it is organizedWhen you stop, you get a timestamped transcript and a summary per section, ready for concepts, quizzes and a mind map.
The part after recording gets easier
- Recordings you already haveUpload an mp3 or m4a from your phone, or an mp4 or mov lecture video, and it becomes text the same way.
- No waiting the full lengthLong recordings are split and processed in parallel. Once uploaded, you can close the window.
- Every line has its momentTap a transcript line to hear that part again. Go straight to the explanation you missed.
- Add slides for notesUpload the lecture PDF or PowerPoint too, and what was stressed or only said out loud is written onto the slides as notes.
Lecture recording questions
It depends on your school and professor. Check the syllabus or class rules and ask first if needed. Your recordings and transcripts are only visible in your account unless you share them.
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