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Lecture in, course out
You’ve already recorded the lectures. Drop them in, and Edural drafts captions, chapters, notes, flashcards, quiz questions and modules from what you said. Nothing reaches your students until you approve it.
From recording to course
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Upload your recordings
One lecture or a whole series: the files from Zoom, your camera or your phone. - 2
Captions and chapters appear
Every video is transcribed and split into chapters, in the language you teach in. - 3
Drafts from your own words
Notes, flashcards and multiple-choice questions, drafted from the lecture transcript. Drop in many videos and they are organized into modules. - 4
You review and apply
Edit anything, apply what you like, throw away what you don’t. Drafts stay drafts until a person on your team publishes them.
What you get from each lecture
Captions and chapters
LiveStudents can follow along and jump straight to the part they need.Notes and flashcards
LiveRevision material in your explanations, not a textbook’s.Quiz questions
LiveMultiple-choice questions drawn from what you covered, ready to edit.Course outline
LiveA suggested module structure for a new course or a pile of recordings.Your approval first
LiveAI never publishes behind your back. Every draft waits for you.Answers to doubts
Early accessThe same transcripts will power the AI teaching assistant, which answers from your lectures.
Questions about AI drafts
- Will the drafts be accurate?
- They come only from your lecture, so they follow your explanation. They are still drafts: you read and edit them before students see anything.
- Which languages work?
- Drafts are written in the language of the lecture. Tell us what you teach in on the call and we will show you on one of your recordings.
- Do I have to use AI?
- No. AI drafting is switched on per academy, and you can build every lesson by hand.