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Record the lecture.Get the study notes.
Stay with the lecture while Vesso records. Come back to notes in a focused reader, ask Vee about the tricky parts, and turn key concepts into a board. Practice from the recording or your instructor’s materials.
From listening to understanding.
Your notes, key concepts, and questions, ready to revisit.
- 1. Preconditions · Versailles, inflation, 1929
- 2. Movement to regime · March on Rome, Enabling Act
- 3. Corporatism vs. racial state
- 4. Why liberal democracies folded
- Corporatism
- State-brokered bargaining between labour and capital in place of free unions.
- Enabling Act
- The 1933 law that let the cabinet legislate without the Reichstag.
- Q1 Why did the instructor call 1929 the “accelerant, not the cause”?
- Q2 Compare corporatism in Italy with the German racial state on one axis.
Three steps, and the second one runs itself.
Record and flag the tricky parts
Record from your laptop or Chromebook. Tap Important or Confusing when something deserves another listen, and add a short note if you want.
Come back to a lecture reader
After saving, Vesso transcribes the audio and prepares your notes. Follow its progress, then read the outline, concepts and transcript together. Focus mode makes room to concentrate.
Practice, check, revisit
Ask Vee about the lecture, try a quiz with supporting passages, or create a concept board from the notes. Replay a flagged moment and keep the ideas you want to revisit.
Turn a saved lecture into a study session.
Test what stuck, revisit what didn’t, and connect it to the slides. All three tools are included on Student Free and Student.
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How does a catalyst speed up a reaction?
Try answering out loud before you reveal the answer.
In your Library, answers include supporting transcript passages and your review choices are saved between study sessions.
Start with what your instructor gave you.
The syllabus, the reading, the slides, the lecture. Give them a home together, then turn them into a plan and a way to practice.
A different path. A lower barrier.
A catalyst provides an alternative reaction pathway with a lower activation energy.
Without catalyst
With catalyst
Study question · What does a catalyst change?
PDFs display inline. PowerPoint previews show text; download the deck for its original diagrams. AI study tools need readable text.
Test yourself on the whole course, not just one lecture.
Build a practice test from your own notes, let the review queue bring back what you missed, and walk in with a study guide and a countdown. Every question is checked against the transcript before you see it.
- 01RecordNotes and a transcript after class.
- 02Quiz meShort answers, checked against the lecture.
- 03Practice testOne lecture, a few, or the whole course.
- 04Review queueMisses come back on a schedule.
- 05Exam dayA countdown and what to test next.
According to the lecture, what does reaction rate measure?
Practice explains each answer as you go.
Practice tests from your notes
Multiple choice and true/false, written from one lecture, a selection, or the whole course. Practice mode explains every answer. Exam mode waits until you submit, with an optional timer.
3 tests a month on Student Free, 30 on Student. Up to 3 saved missed-question retakes per original test use no extra allowance.
A review queue that remembers for you
Miss a question, or mark a Quiz me card Review again, and it comes back after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days. Four in a row and it is mastered.
One queue across every course.
A study guide for each course
Every lecture’s notes merged into one document: outlines in teaching order, concepts with the lectures that taught them, and the questions to cover. Download it as a PDF.
Built from your notes, no credits used.
Exam dates that steer your studying
Mark the exam on a course and your home counts down and points at the lectures you have not tested yet, or scored under 70% on.
Per course, as many as you need.
Notes written the way the lecture was taught.
Follow the instructor’s structure, definitions and examples. Use the notes for a first pass, quiz yourself, then test the whole course and revisit the parts you marked during class.
Notes, transcript, audio and study tools in one place. Use Focus mode when you want to concentrate on the reading.
The structure of the lecture in teaching order, with the main points in each section.
Terms and ideas the instructor defined, explained the way they explained them.
The main takeaways to focus on when you come back to review.
The case studies, experiments and anecdotes used to make a point stick.
Recall and “explain why” questions. Use Quiz me to reveal supported answers and save what needs another pass.
Readings, problem sets and deadlines the instructor mentioned, pulled out as a checklist.
Search across lecture transcripts and notes in your Library, including older classes. Filter by course to find the right one.
Multiple choice and true/false written from one lecture, a few, or the whole course. Answers include supporting transcript quotes, and misses go to your review queue.
Get an explanation or hint with source references, then turn the lecture’s key concepts into an editable board.
Every lecture’s notes merged into one document, in teaching order, with the lectures cited beside each concept. Download it as a PDF before the exam.
Start with your next lecture. Free.
The reader, course materials, syllabus import, Vee and concept boards are included on both plans. Upgrade for larger recording and study allowances and longer audio retention.
- 3 recording hours a month
- 3 practice tests / material quizzes a month
- 10 Vee answers a month
- 3 syllabus extractions a month
- 250 material pages imported a month
- 2 GiB of course-material storage
- 30-day audio retention
- Notes and transcripts kept with your account
- 30 recording hours a month
- 30 practice tests / material quizzes a month
- 100 Vee answers a month
- 20 syllabus extractions a month
- 2,000 material pages imported a month
- 20 GiB of course-material storage
- 90-day audio retention
- Notes and transcripts kept with your account
- Optional top-up: +10 recording hours for $5
Both plans include course homes, lecture notes and the reader, Quiz me, markers, annotations, editable concept boards, and unlimited tasks, projects and whiteboards.
Lecture practice tests and material quizzes share one monthly allowance. Save up to 3 missed-question retakes per original test without using that allowance. Reuse saved questions and answers anytime.
PDF or PowerPoint: up to 25 MB and 200 pages per file, 100 files per course. Material pages, Vee answers and syllabus extractions reset each calendar month; storage is a total allowance. Saved study work stays accessible at your limit.
Recording hours reset monthly. Reaching your hours won’t stop a recording in progress. Paid recording top-ups never expire and add recording hours only.
Runs in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox. Chromebooks included.
Audio uploads in small pieces while you record. Keep the recording tab open and your device awake.
Recordings and notes are yours. Nothing is shared unless you share it.
Questions students ask
Student Free includes 3 recording hours, 3 practice tests or material quizzes, 10 Vee answers, 3 syllabus extractions and 250 imported material pages each month, plus 2 GiB of course-material storage. Course homes, the lecture reader, concept boards, tasks and projects are included. No card is required and the free plan does not expire. Student is $12/month or $96/year. It includes 30 recording hours, 30 practice tests or material quizzes, 100 Vee answers, 20 syllabus extractions and 2,000 imported material pages a month, plus 20 GiB of course-material storage and 90-day audio retention. Both plans have the same study tools, with larger allowances on Student. Paid users can add 10 recording hours for $5; unused top-up hours never expire.
Your next lecture could be the first one you don’t have to rewrite from memory.
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