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How to Post Recorded Lecture Videos to WhatsApp Batch Channels

Sending large video files manually over chat is cumbersome and consumes phone storage. Automated lecture delivery sends download links and summaries straight to your batch channels.

Large video uploads fail or compress into unreadable blur

Sending 1080p lesson videos directly via mobile messaging often fails due to file size limits or gets compressed into unreadable video where board writing is unreadable.

Automate high-quality recording delivery

  1. Record your live digital board lesson with your camera in the corner, logo, and ticker.

  2. Save the lecture upon conclusion, generating an optimized MP4 video recording.

  3. Select your batch's connected WhatsApp channel from the post lecture dialog.

  4. Send the recording link, board PDF, and lesson summary in a single clean post.

Put it into practice

Example: Post-class recording dispatch

At 5:00 PM when a lecture on calculus ends, the teacher posts to the batch WhatsApp channel; students receive the MP4 video link and a 4-page board PDF in seconds.

Worth checking first

  • Download recordings within their active retention window if you plan to keep long-term archives.
  • Remind students on mobile data to stream or download over Wi-Fi.

How EduVetta helps

When you save a lecture in EduVetta, its board PDF, summary, and recording can be posted directly to your batch's WhatsApp channel, with individual components switchable off.

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Put the guide into practice

Bring this to your next class.

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