Educational video maker
Explain a concept once, well, and let it teach for you.
Teaching the same concept repeatedly is the part of the job that does not scale. An educational video fixes the best version of your explanation so learners can watch it before class, during revision or at the moment they get stuck. AutoScribble turns your lesson notes or a short brief into a narrated whiteboard animation, with the script fully editable before anything is generated, so the wording is yours and the terminology is correct.
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Why drawn animation suits teaching
A concept becomes easier to hold when it is built up in front of the learner rather than presented whole. The drawing paces the explanation and gives working memory time to keep up.
It also keeps the learner's attention on the idea instead of a presenter, a set or a slide deck.
Turning a lesson into a script
Paste your notes or write a brief that names the learner and the single thing they should understand. The drafted narration can then be corrected line by line, which matters when precision counts.
- State the level: 'GCSE', 'first-year undergraduate', 'new apprentice'
- Name the misconception you want to clear up
- List any terms that must be used exactly
- Say what the learner should be able to do afterwards
Choosing the length
Attention for a single concept is short even in a motivated class.
Building a small library
A set of short videos covering the concepts a cohort struggles with is more useful than a single long lecture recording. Learners can find the one they need, and you can reuse the set every year.
When a syllabus changes, use make changes on the affected video, edit the narration and order an updated version.
Sharing with a class
Each video is private to your account. Send an expiring private link to a class, email it to a saved list of recipients, or download the MP4 to upload into a virtual learning environment.
Cost for a department
Credits pay for rendering: 100 credits per minute of video, so a set of ten one-minute concept videos is 1,000 credits. New accounts start with 100 welcome credits, and script writing is always free, so you can prepare a full set before spending anything.
Create Video
Free to write and rewrite. Credits are only used when you generate.
Common questions
- Can I control the exact wording?
- Yes. The narration script is fully editable before you generate, so subject terminology can be corrected line by line.
- Can students download the video?
- Only if you give them the file. Videos are private to your account and shared by an expiring link, by email or by downloading the MP4 yourself.
- What length works best for a class?
- One concept per video, usually sixty seconds. Use two minutes when the concept has several stages.
- Can I update a video next term?
- Yes. Open it, choose make changes, edit the script and order a new version; the original stays in your library.