A phone showing a highlighted line from a physics lesson, a note beside it and a flipped flashcard.
Features

Your students revise properly, in one place

Students pin notes to a minute of the video, add bookmarks, highlight text, and their quiz mistakes gather by themselves in a notebook. You make the flashcards.

What you gain

  • A self-filling mistakes notebook

    Every question a student gets wrong in your quizzes gathers in one place, so they revise exactly what tripped them up.

  • Notes on the minute

    Notes are saved at their moment in the video, alongside bookmarks for key parts and highlighted text.

  • Flashcards from you

    You write the flashcards, so students revise what you think matters.

How it works

  1. They watch and note

    While watching, they write a note on the minute or add a bookmark to come back to.

  2. They answer, and slip

    Any question they get wrong in a quiz goes straight into their mistakes notebook.

  3. They revise before exams

    They open the notebook, your flashcards and the text they highlighted, and revise from one place.

Questions about this feature

Are the flashcards made automatically?

No, you write them, so they come from your teaching. What builds itself is the mistakes notebook, from the student's wrong quiz answers.

Is there anything for programming students?

Yes: an interactive programming lab with a code editor and safe run, where students write code and try it inside your platform.

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