Record the lecture, online or in class: Verba Manent transcribes it and gives you everything you need to study.
The world's most widely used study method: questions and keywords on the left, notes on the right, summary at the bottom. With the lecturer's slides in the right place and the minute of the recording.
The most likely questions, ranked with stars, each with an answer outline, the keywords to mention and the mistake to avoid.
The whole lecture at a glance: the topic in the centre, the subjects around it, the concepts to remember on each branch.
The key concepts in large type, the steps to follow, what to watch out for in the exam and the lecture in numbers. A single page to keep on your desk.
The lecture's questions become cards to flip. You say «I knew it» or «Review again», and the ones you miss come back until you know them.
The lecture's Cornell sheet with the notes covered. Read the question, answer out loud, tap and see if you knew it. The questions you missed come back tomorrow in the Daily review.
The most likely questions of the whole course, with the lectures where they were explained, and a day-by-day study plan up to the exam.
Answer in writing as in the real exam: each answer gets a score, what you got right and what's missing. A grade at the end.
During the lecture type a couple of words or tap «Important», «To clarify», «To do»: the note takes the exact minute and Claude uses it in your notes. And if you lose the thread, ask «what are they talking about?».
One page to see where you stand: hours recorded week by week, days left to each exam, test scores, your review streak and what is still to fix.
Lectures and meetings on Google Meet, Teams or Zoom: screen, computer audio and slides in sync, in a single file.
Lecturer right in front of you? Verba Manent records through your laptop microphone.
Everything that is said becomes text, right on your computer, in English and many other languages.
The method born at Cornell University and used worldwide: key ideas, explanations and a final summary.
Notes built for revision: likely questions, definitions to know, links between topics.
Questions and answers from the lecture, ready for revision, even on your phone.
Missed a point? Ask your question and the answer comes from what the lecturer actually said.