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How Students Can Access Subject Note Folders Organized Under Batch Lectures

Scattering class notes into separate apps while watching video lectures in another creates a disconnected, disorganized study workflow.

Fragmented study apps create friction between watching and reading

Jumping between video portals, cloud storage drives, and note apps breaks study focus and leads to missing complementary reading handouts.

Access notes, recordings, and board slides in one unified Lectures module

  1. Open your EduVetta student portal and select Lectures.

  2. Click on Teacher Notes to view all folders shared with your active batches.

  3. Select your subject folder (e.g., 'Term 1 Organic Chemistry Handouts').

  4. Cross-reference notes directly with recorded video lectures and board PDFs.

Put it into practice

Example: Studying lecture notes alongside class recordings

A student watches a recorded math lecture on EduVetta, then clicks Teacher Notes right beside it to open the teacher's supplementary problem sheet.

Worth checking first

  • Notes and lectures share the same batch context, keeping subjects neatly grouped.
  • Filter folders by batch name when enrolled in multiple courses.

How EduVetta helps

EduVetta integrates Teacher Notes directly inside the Lectures hub, unifying video lectures, board PDFs, and supplementary reading in one place.

See how Teacher Notes works for students.

Make it part of your week

Try it in your own studies.

Teacher Notes is part of the free EduVetta student account. Create yours and start today.