Lecture Search

Lecture Search: Searchable Video Lectures

Free web app for university students and professors to search through video lectures, transcribing audio from videos and making content searchable

What is Lecture Search?

Lecture Search is a free web application designed for university students and professors to easily search through video recordings of class lectures. It uses automatic speech recognition technology to transcribe the audio from video lectures, allowing users to search for keywords and jump straight to the relevant part of the video.

One of the main benefits of Lecture Search is that it saves students time when reviewing lectures to study. Instead of scrubbing through a long video to try and find the part covering a specific concept, students can simply search the transcription and instantly get taken to the right timestamp in the video. This makes finding relevant information much faster and more efficient.

Lecture Search also generates tags and a table of contents automatically from the transcript, further improving navigation. Students can see an overview of main topics at a glance and quickly jump between them. And if a lecture video does not have a transcript available, students can request one using the app and it will be processed automatically using state-of-the-art speech recognition.

For professors, Lecture Search makes it simple to review and revise video content after lectures. By searching transcripts, they can easily find areas to improve explanations or spot where important concepts may have been missed. The app provides analytics showing the most viewed and searched parts of lectures too.

Overall, Lecture Search saves time for both learning and teaching while unlocking the full power of educational video content. With its automatic speech recognition capabilities, it takes video lectures to the next level for universities and students.

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