Stay present in class
Start the recording in the right course. You can listen, ask questions, and mark the moments you want to revisit instead of trying to type every sentence.
A concrete student workflow
An AI lecture recorder is only useful if it helps you study.
Lekta starts with a permitted class recording and keeps the transcript, notes, recall practice, and revision plan connected to the course that created them.
One lecture→ one study path
Example: preparing for a biology exam
What happens after you press record
You are responsible for getting any required consent and following your institution’s recording rules. Once a permitted lecture is captured, Lekta helps you return to the parts worth studying.
Return to a searchable source
After the lecture, the recording becomes a transcript and concise notes. The source stays connected, so you can check the context rather than relying on a disconnected summary.
Practise the material
Use flashcards, quizzes, podcast recaps, and course study packs to move from “I heard it” to “I can explain it in the exam.”
How to explain Lekta to a friend
“I use Lekta so I can listen in class, then revise from the lecture later.”
That is the whole promise. It is not an excuse to stop learning. It is a calmer way to keep a permitted lecture, understand it afterward, and practise the parts that matter before an exam.
- During class: stay engaged instead of chasing every sentence.
- After class: find the explanation again in the transcript and notes.
- Before exams: test yourself from the course material you actually covered.
The short version