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Turn a lesson into a video without filming, drawing or editing.
Look rules apply to every board. Production notes are read by both the script writer and the storyboarder. Short and absolute works best: 80-300 characters.
A one-minute video takes a few minutes to render.
This looks like a full script. To keep every word exactly as written, switch to 'I have a script'. In 'Write it for me' the writer condenses it to the chosen length.
A drawing that grows while it is explained holds attention in a way a finished slide does not. It also paces the explanation: the student cannot skip ahead of the line being drawn.
Paste the section you are teaching. It is spoken word for word, so the terminology you chose is the terminology the video uses.
Generate the same lesson with narration in another language without rewriting it or re-recording anything.
Yes, as standard MP4 files you can host anywhere.
Yes, particularly for processes and mechanisms. Keep formulas short — long equations are better spoken than drawn.
Choose from 22 styles — chalkboard and dry-erase suit classrooms, professional clean suits handouts; brand logos and custom palettes are on the roadmap.
Two to four minutes per concept works better than one long video.