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Smart lectures

Record lectures. Share notes on Telegram.

Teach on the digital board or record your lecture. A spoken voice recap after class creates a structured summary, and one click sends it straight to your batch's Telegram channel.

Pick your mode. EduVetta handles sharing and Telegram delivery.

Digital Board

Teach using a digital canvas with pen, eraser, and shapes. Your board notes are saved and shared directly to your batch Telegram channel.

  • Digital canvas with smart drawing and text tools
  • Auto-saved as PDF and shared to batch Telegram
  • Available for teacher download for 24 hours
Saved and shared as PDF

Lecture recording

Record your screen and classroom audio. Send the recording straight to Telegram, or speak a quick voice recap after class to generate a structured summary.

  • Screen and audio recording saved to your dashboard
  • Spoken voice recap transcribed into structured notes
  • Available for teacher download for 24 hours
Saved as lecture recording and shared

What it actually does

Finish teaching, record a quick recap for notes if you want, and share to Telegram in one click.

  • Two ways to run a lecture: the digital board, or lecture recording
  • Every lecture is saved to your dashboard, with an editable title and summary
  • A spoken voice recap after class is transcribed into a structured summary, or the lecture is sent directly to Telegram
  • One click sends the lecture to the batch's Telegram channel
  • Board notes are saved and shared as a PDF that students can view, download or print
  • View or download recordings before their media retention period ends
  • Every batch gets its own Telegram channel, created with your account
  • Notify again on any lecture, including ones saved before you connected Telegram

The order you work through it

Five steps, start to finish. Nothing to configure before you begin.

  1. 01Pick a batch, or create one on the spot
  2. 02Start the digital board, or start recording
  3. 03Teach the way you normally do
  4. 04Add a voice recap for notes, or save directly
  5. 05One click sends it to the batch's channel

What it takes off your plate

  • Writing up what you covered, after you have already covered it
  • Re-sending notes to whoever was absent
  • Answering “can you send the recording?” one message at a time
  • Keeping a separate folder of board photos and class files

Worth knowing first

  • Batches and lectures work whether or not Telegram is connected. Without it a lecture is simply saved, and you can send it out later with the Notify again button.
  • Channels are created with your own Telegram account, so the channel belongs to you and not to us.

Common questions

More questions about EduVetta as a whole are on the FAQs page.

No. Students join the batch’s Telegram channel using its invite link. You choose when to send a saved lecture to that channel; they do not need an EduVetta login.

Yes. You can create batches, use the digital board, record lectures and save your work. Connect Telegram when you are ready to share, then use Notify on a saved lecture while its media is still available.

Yes. Choose the digital board for handwritten explanations and diagrams, or use recording for a lecture. Board sessions can produce downloadable PDFs, so students can revisit the written work.

Yes. Review and edit the title, description and generated summary in your dashboard. Saving a lecture and notifying the batch are separate actions, so you choose what students receive and when.

Lecture media is available for a limited retention period, shown in your dashboard. Download recordings and board PDFs before they expire if you need a lasting copy. The saved lecture record and summary remain available after its media expires.

Yes. Create separate batches for the groups you teach and save each lecture to the appropriate batch. Connected batches have their own Telegram channels. Your plan sets the number of batches and the lecture limits available to you.

Free to start. No credit card required.

Try lecture recording and digital board with your own class.