Your lecturer’s slides.
Drop the deck you’re behind on. Get it taught back page by page, with the line being explained marked as it’s said.
Two ways of being taught. Same five slides. See which one is yours.
A real generated video. Nothing staged, nothing sped up. Give it three minutes; if the topic clicks, you already know this works on your own lectures.
Why the planes that came back tell you almost nothing, and the ones that did not tell you everything.
Narration written for these slides, the reasoning drawn in as it's spoken. Three minutes, and yours to download.
The same five slides, taught live instead. You stop it mid-sentence, ask, and it carries on from where it was.
How it works
- 01Drop your deck in
PDF, PPT, PPTX or ODP, up to 30 MB.
- 02Every slide gets read
What’s on it, what it means, what connects to what. Then a script, scene by scene, in the tone you pick.
- 03Narrated, timed, downloaded
Each page held on screen exactly as long as its narration runs, measured from the audio. Encoded in your browser as an MP4 you own.
Two ways through a deck
A recorded lecture over your own pages, narrated in order, each point marked as it’s discussed. For the deck you never got round to, the night before it matters. Download it as an MP4 and keep it.
A voice tutor that opens the deck and drives it, teaching each page, quizzing you, turning to the next when you’re ready. Stop it mid-sentence when a slide makes no sense and ask.
Pick who teaches you
same deck, four waysIt changes the voice, the pacing and how the script is written. Where a real, established mnemonic exists for the material, the narration uses it, and spells it out letter by letter.
Measured and authoritative. Never jokey.
Peer energy: contractions, exclamations, the occasional joke.
Brisk and punchy. Mnemonics and what gets marked.
Slow and unhurried, for late-night review.
What it costs
A video is 5 credits a page, so a 20-page deck is 100. Live tutoring is 3 credits a minute. 50 credits is $4.99.
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