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From recorded lecture to active study

Turn a recorded lecture into clear notes and a study guide.

Open a lecture video or transcript you already have access to. Synlecto builds source-grounded lecture notes and a study guide, then helps you recall, practise, check and revisit what matters.

  1. Open a recorded lectureIn your usual lecture player
  2. Open the Synlecto extensionIt recognises the lecture
  3. Create your guideStart your study route
PSY1008 · Learning & MemoryExample lecture · Retrieval practice
Source connected
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Recorded lectureFour-step study route
University lecturer explaining a four-stage learning sequence
Lecture captions · 24:18

Try to bring the idea to mind before looking back. Then check, correct and return later.

24:1848:06

Understand

Try it here

See the lecture as a clear sequence.

A source-linked explanation organises the key idea without replacing the lecture.
Lecture overviewRetrieval works as a cycle, not a single answer.

Produce the idea from memory, inspect gaps against the lecture, correct them and return after time has passed.

Attempt firstCorrect from sourceSpace the return
  1. 1

    RetrieveClose the source and produce the idea.

  2. 2

    Check and correctCompare with the lecturer’s explanation at 24:18.

  3. 3

    Return laterTry again after a gap instead of only rereading.

24:18

Grounded in this example lectureReturn to the source explanation at 24:18.

Works with supported lecture videos and materials you can already access. Your lecture remains the source.

Works beside the systems you already use.

Open a supported recording or transcript. Synlecto keeps that source close while you choose what to do next.

Lecture sourceOpen where you already study
PanoptoCanvasBlackboardMoodleBrightspace
Platform names show compatibility context only. No endorsement or partnership is implied.

From watching to remembering.

The lecture starts the session. Synlecto keeps the next useful study action visible.

University student recalling a lecture idea on paper before checking the recording
Active recall · Study sessionRecall first. Check the lecture second.Lecture moment saved at 24:18
  1. 1

    Open the source

    Begin with the lecture you already have.

    Keep the lecturer’s explanation, captions and useful moments in view.
  2. 2

    Study actively

    Choose the action that fits this idea.

    Understand it in Guide, retrieve it, apply it in a Mission, check it or explain it in Studio.
    GuideRecallMissionQuizStudio
  3. 3

    Return later

    Come back to the right idea and source moment.

    Due prompts, saved questions and weak areas keep the next action clear.
    Due tomorrowRetrieval practiceReturn to the lecture at 24:18
Explore the full workflow

Every study step keeps its source in reach.

Synlecto keeps source moments, coverage limits and guide quality visible, so students can move confidently between the study guide and the original lecture.

  • 01Return to useful lecture moments.
  • 02See when source coverage is partial or limited.
  • 03Keep lecturer materials and learner judgement in charge.
See how guide quality works
Source coverageLearning & Memory · Example lecturePartial guide
0:0031 minutes covered44:05

Direct sourceDefinition and worked example found in the lecture.

12:40

Direct sourceThe lecturer’s comparison between rereading and recall.

24:18
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Coverage ends hereUse the lecture for the remaining section.

31:12

Guide labels show source coverage. They do not mean lecturer verification.

Student agency. Clear oversight.

See how students explain ideas, raise questions and choose what to revisit in Studio, while your team reviews source boundaries, accessibility, privacy and controlled evaluation.

Review university readiness
University student and academic reviewing lecture notes together
Student-led studySource-aware review

Before you add the companion.

Direct answers about supported lecture workflows, source grounding and continuing in the web app.

Is Synlecto an AI lecture notes generator?

Synlecto uses AI to organise usable lecture source material into source-grounded notes and a study guide, then adds recall, flashcards, missions and quizzes. It keeps coverage limits visible and does not replace the lecture or official course materials.

What happens after I install Study Companion?

Pin the extension, sign in once, then open a supported lecture player and choose Create guide. Synlecto keeps the resulting guide and next study actions available in your library.

What does the Study Companion add beside a lecture?

It adds a source-grounded guide, active recall, short missions, optional bite-sized quizzes, Studio and source-return prompts beside supported lecture material, so the next study action stays visible.

Does Synlecto work with Panopto and Canvas?

Synlecto is designed for lecture recordings and course material opened through common university systems, including Panopto workflows inside Canvas and other VLEs. Compatibility references do not imply endorsement or partnership.

Does Synlecto replace the lecture or course materials?

No. The lecture, transcript, slides and lecturer guidance remain the authority. Synlecto is revision support that helps students read, retrieve and revisit that source.

What do guide quality labels mean?

Labels such as Checked, Partial and Limited-source describe the source coverage Synlecto could use. They are not lecturer verification, and uncertain or incomplete material should be checked against the source.

Can I continue studying outside the extension?

Yes. Saved guides, recall cards, missions, quiz activity, Studio notes and later review remain available in the Synlecto web app, including the library and study-route views.

Is Synlecto suitable for university review?

University teams can review the product through the readiness route, where source boundaries, accessibility, privacy, support ownership and controlled evaluation are made visible.

Start with your next lecture

Keep the source open. Make the study action clear.

  1. 01Guide the idea
  2. 02Recall without looking
  3. 03Return to the source

Begin beside a lecture

Use supported lecture material you can already access.