Lessons students can pause, rewatch and search

A lesson is recorded once on the laptop already at hand. Students watch before class, rewatch before the test, and ask questions on the exact moment.

A lesson slide about the water cycle, presented by a teacher on video
The water cycle in four stepsMs. Rao, 0:11, watched by 6 students

Videos teachers send instead of meetings

From flipped lessons to feedback on homework.

  1. 6 min
    Flipped lesson

    The explanation at home, the practice in class.

  2. 2 min
    Homework feedback

    Talk through a student’s work instead of writing in the margin.

  3. 3 min
    Revision recap

    The three things to remember before Friday.

  4. 2 min
    Parent update

    What the class is working on this term.

  5. 4 min
    Sub plans

    Walk the substitute through the day.

Why it works in schools

Nothing to install

Runs in Chrome on Chromebooks and managed laptops where installing apps isn’t allowed.

Captions and transcripts

Every lesson gets captions and a transcript, which helps students with hearing loss and students learning English.

Who has watched

Before class, check who watched the lesson and how far they got.

Education: common questions

Something missing? Questions sent through the contact page get an answer within a working day.

Do students need accounts?

No. Students watch from a link. If you want names in the viewer list, ask them to add their name when they comment.

Does it work on school Chromebooks?

Yes. Recording runs in Chrome with nothing to install.

Is there an education discount?

Teachers can do a lot on the Free plan. For schools, the Team plan covers up to 10 teachers for $49 a month. Contact us for district pricing.

The next lesson can be recorded in the browser.

The first one needs no account and no install, and the link is ready when recording stops.