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How to Restore Deleted Digital Board Lectures and Lesson Notes

Deleting a lecture by mistake deprives students of valuable revision notes and breaks course continuity. Instant restoration preserves your digital classroom library.

Lost lecture recordings cannot be easily re-recorded

Unlike text documents, a 60-minute live lecture recording with teacher camera and real-time student explanations cannot be easily replicated once lost.

Retrieve archived lecture records safely

  1. Open your teacher dashboard and select the Content Recovery bin.

  2. Filter deleted assets by 'Lectures' to locate the missing session.

  3. Verify the lecture date, batch name, and associated board PDF file.

  4. Press Restore to place the lecture and its attendance register back into the batch archive.

Put it into practice

Example: Recovering a missed organic chemistry lecture

A teacher mistakenly archives and deletes a reaction mechanism lecture; using Content Recovery, the full recording, notes, and attendance log are restored instantly.

Worth checking first

  • Confirm the lecture has returned to its correct batch library after restoration.
  • Download local backup copies of essential annual milestone lectures.

How EduVetta helps

EduVetta Content Recovery preserves deleted lectures, board PDFs, and summaries for 15 days in the recycle bin, allowing one-click restoration to their original batch.

See how Content Recovery works for teachers.

Put the guide into practice

Bring this to your next class.

Explore Content Recovery in EduVetta, see how it works, and start with your own teaching material.