Notes beside the live class
Open the notes panel while you follow your teacher’s board. What you write is saved as you go and labelled with the lecture’s name, and the name stays on the note even after the lecture itself is removed.
Write notes while your teacher teaches on the live board, or start a note of your own at any time. Every note saves itself a moment after you stop typing and waits in the Notes section of your dashboard, where you can search it, filter it and keep editing.
Open the notes panel while you follow your teacher’s board. What you write is saved as you go and labelled with the lecture’s name, and the name stays on the note even after the lecture itself is removed.
Start a new note whenever you like: a chapter summary, a list of formulas or the questions you want to ask. Keep it standalone or file it under one of your batches.
Headings, bold, italics, underline, bullet and numbered lists, quotes, code and links, with the usual keyboard shortcuts. On a phone the list and the open note are two screens, so writing stays comfortable.
Every note saves itself a moment after you stop typing. Search across all of them, show only lecture notes, standalone notes or one batch, and if you delete a note by mistake it waits in your recycle bin.
Join a live class and open the notes panel beside the board. Your notes save as you write and stay yours after the class ends.
Open Notes in your dashboard and choose New note. Give it a title if you like, pick a batch or leave it standalone, and start writing.
Search your notes or filter them by lecture notes, standalone notes or batch, and pick up any note where you left off.
Only you. Your notes belong to your student account, and your teacher and your parents do not see them.
No. Notes you take as a guest are kept against the email you joined with, and they appear in your Notes once you create a student account with that email and verify it.
They stay. A lecture note keeps the lecture’s name, so you can still tell which class it came from after your teacher removes or discards the lecture.
Yes. Choose New note in Notes to write a standalone note, or file it under one of your batches. Standalone notes, batch notes and lecture notes all sit in the same list.
Open the notes panel in your next live class, or start a note in your dashboard now. It will be there when you revise.