Overview
After each live class, the AI Study Notes feature can generate a concise, curriculum-aligned summary of what was covered — automatically. The AI uses class metadata (subject, chapter, topics, batch, date) and, if provided, a transcript of the class recording to produce notes that cover:
- Key concepts taught in the session
- Important definitions and formulas
- Examples and worked problems discussed
- Summary of homework assigned
- Topics to revise before the next class
Students can access the notes from the class detail page immediately after generation.
Generating notes (tutor)
- Open Recordings from your dashboard sidebar.
- Transcribe the class first if you have not — the notes are written from the transcript. See auto-captions.
- Press Write notes on the Study notes row. It runs in the background; the row updates itself when it is done.
- Read them. They are a model's summary of a transcript, and it does get things wrong.
- Press Give to students to release them. Until you do, nobody but you can see them — not even the status.
Adding a transcript
If your class was recorded and your video platform (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) provides an auto-generated transcript, you can paste up to 12,000 characters (approx. 2,400 words) of the transcript into the Notes Generator. The AI uses this as the primary source for what was actually said in class, producing much more accurate and detailed notes.
If no transcript is provided, the AI generates notes based on the class metadata and the chapter content from the platform's knowledge pool — useful as a fallback but less specific to what you actually taught.
Students accessing notes
Once published, students can find the study notes:
Students see notes only once you have released them. An unreleased set is invisible to them entirely — they are not told that notes exist and are being withheld, because that is worse than not knowing.
Notes are displayed as formatted text with headings for each section. Students can print them or use browser zoom if they prefer a larger view.
Tips
- Review before publishing. AI-generated notes are a starting point. A 2-minute review to fix any inaccuracies or add examples you mentioned is well worth it.
- Use for absent students. AI Study Notes are particularly valuable for students who missed a class — they get a reliable summary instead of relying on a classmate's notes.
- Generate for every class. Consistent study notes establish a professional standard and significantly increase student engagement and satisfaction ratings.