Study & revision videos

Turning class notes, coursework and exam material into chaptered videos you can revise from, and using them without mistaking watching for learning.

How to Study from Video Instead of Rereading Your Notes

Rereading feels like learning and mostly is not. Video fixes some of that and makes one part worse. Here is what the evidence actually supports, where an explainer video genuinely beats a page of notes, and a study protocol that uses video for what it is good at without pretending watching is the same as knowing.

September 24, 2026 • 12 min read

How-to

How to Make a History Explainer Video

History has almost no usable footage and its exam questions are causal, not narrative. Here are the three visual patterns that actually carry a historical argument, worked through colonial America, plus the anachronism trap that makes AI-generated period imagery quietly unusable.

September 24, 2026 • 13 min read

How-to

How to Make a Video for a School Project or Presentation

A graded video is judged on whether it shows you understood the material, not on production value. Here is how to structure one, how long it should be, how to handle the parts markers actually check, and where AI help sits on the right side of your school's honesty policy.

September 24, 2026 • 11 min read

How-to

How to Turn Your Class Notes into a Revision Video

Your notes are compressed for the person who wrote them, which is why rereading them stops working. Here is how to turn a term of notes into a chaptered, narrated revision video you can actually study from, how long it will run, what to cut, and the honest limits of watching versus testing yourself.

September 24, 2026 • 12 min read