Record a lecture
Be in the lesson.Bring the learning home.
Record your lecture in Learning Materials. Come back to it as notes, flashcards, a quiz, or a mindmap, ready for your next study session.
Be there for the explanation.
Biology 201 · Lecture recording example
How it comes together
The end of class.
The start of understanding.
Give the ideas you heard a second life in your workspace.
Capture the lecture.
Use the recording tool in Learning Materials when you have permission to record the session.
Make something from it.
Process the recording into material you can return to, with notes and study outputs in one place.
Come back and practice.
Ask questions about the material, review a deck, or work through a quiz after class.
A little practice. A lot clearer.
Cell biology · Example flashcard
Built around the way you learn
One lesson.
More ways to learn it.
The first explanation is only the beginning. Study the same ideas through reading, recall, and practice.
Notes you can revisit.
Return to the lesson’s ideas when you have time to work through them.
Practice built from the material.
Turn your recording into flashcards, quizzes, and mindmaps.
Part of your learning library.
Keep recorded lectures alongside PDFs, slides, and other materials.
Where do I record a lecture?
Open Learning Materials in your account and use its audio recording tool. Your browser will request microphone access.
Are there recording limits?
Yes. Monthly recording allowances depend on your plan. The current limits are listed on the Pricing page.
Can I study a YouTube lecture instead?
Yes. Try the YouTube study tool with a public video that has captions, or bring a supported video into your workspace.
Make more of your next lecture.
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