## Why lecture recording helps students Recording lectures lets you stay focused during class and review later without scrambling to write everything down. > Sit near the front and keep your phone on a stable surface to improve audio quality. ## Set up a simple recording workflow A good workflow keeps your notes organized and easy to review. ### Basic checklist - Start recording 1–2 minutes early - Keep your phone on silent - Avoid touching the microphone ### A quick comparison table | Step | What it does | Why it matters | |---|---|---| | Record | Captures the lecture | You don’t miss key points | | Transcribe | Converts audio to text | You can search and highlight | | Summarize | Condenses the lecture | Faster study sessions | ## Turn transcripts into study notes Summaries help you spot the most important ideas quickly. > A strong summary focuses on the main topic, key concepts, and examples. ### Example summary framework 1. Topic in one sentence 2. 3–5 key points 3. Example or application ## Use AI chat to quiz yourself Ask your notes questions to test your understanding. > Always double‑check assignments with your professor’s slides and reading list. ### Try prompts like these - “Explain this topic in one paragraph.” - “Create 5 practice questions.” - “List the most important definitions.” ## Study faster with a simple system A short daily review beats cramming.

Daily review
10–15 minutes after class to lock in key points.

Weekly review
30–45 minutes to re‑read summaries and test yourself.

## Final takeaway Lecture recording + transcription + summarization gives you clear notes and more time to study smarter.