Digital teacher lecture video

Cut the script into segments, and let the digital teacher present it

Turn lesson text into short spoken segments with timings, what viewers see, and board notes; then the teacher's photo presents it in the teacher's cloned voice or a ready-made one, in videos of up to two minutes with the board notes on screen, and longer lessons in ordered parts.

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Digital Teacher Lecture Video

One lesson script, one lecture you can publish

01

The script comes first

Every segment's lines, length, picture, and board note arrive in the first reply.

02

The teacher's own voice

Clone it once and narrate every lesson after it in that voice, or start with a ready-made voice.

03

The teacher on camera

One front-facing photo presents each lesson in videos of up to two minutes, with the board notes on screen.

How it is made

01 · Start

The lesson as a script you can read aloud

A segment table with each segment's lines, count, time, picture, and board note, the total running time, and one line on delivery style.

One to three sentences per segment, cut at sentence ends · Timed from a natural speaking pace · Your own script kept in meaning, rewritten for speaking

02 · Voice

The teacher's own voice, or a ready-made one

Clone the teacher's voice once and use it for every lesson, or pick a ready-made voice that fits the delivery style.

03 · On camera

The digital teacher presents the lesson

The teacher's photo speaks each segment in the chosen voice, joined into videos of up to two minutes with the board notes on screen; longer lessons come as ordered parts.

Lessons teachers record

School teachers

Turn one topic into a short lecture video pupils can watch before class.

Online classes and recorded lessons

Record a long lesson as ordered parts of up to two minutes, one part at a time.

Micro-lessons

A 90-second lesson: script, narration, and the teacher on camera, all from one lesson text.

Trainers

Present your sessions in your own voice and likeness without setting up a camera.

Questions

What do I start with?

Paste the lesson script, or tell me the topic, who it is for, and how long it should run.

Can the lesson use the teacher's own voice?

Yes. Share a clean recording of the teacher's own voice; it is cloned once and every lesson is narrated in it.

What happens with a long lesson?

Each video runs up to two minutes. A long lesson is made as ordered parts, one part at a time, or narrated as audio first.

What photo works best?

A front-facing photo of the teacher, shoulders up, in even light. The video takes the photo's shape, so a landscape photo gives a landscape video.

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