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Review a video lecture with flashcards

After processing a supported video lecture, turn its searchable content into a flashcard group for active recall and later review.

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From course content to focused study

Supported MP4, MOV, or WebM recordings after processing in your study space. A saved flashcard group based on the extracted content of the selected video.

A simple workflow

  1. 01Upload a supported video recording.
  2. 02Wait for processing to complete.
  3. 03Generate a focused card group and study it in your space.

Create review cards from video content

After a supported lecture video has been processed into searchable material, select it as a source for flashcards. The cards turn extractable spoken content into questions and answers you can practise without replaying the whole video each time.

MP4, MOV, and WebM recordings are supported subject to plan limits. The generated set reflects content Stiida can extract, so keep the recording and any accompanying course slides available for visual details.

Focus review on a topic or lecture

Choose a topic and card count to make the deck manageable. A focused set can help reinforce one lecture objective; a broader set can bring together key points when you are reviewing a unit.

Check names, numbers, and technical terminology against the recording. If a question is vague or an answer omits context, refine it or return to the source before treating it as reliable study material.

Study beyond the play button

Use active recall to check what you remember, then schedule another review through the spaced-repetition tools. The cards that remain difficult can point you toward a section worth replaying or discussing with the tutor.

A card deck is a companion to a video, not a substitute for visual demonstrations or full explanations. Use your original lecture and course guidance whenever the meaning depends on what was shown on screen.

Frequently asked questions

Which video formats can I use?

MP4, MOV, and WebM video uploads are supported, subject to plan size and duration limits.

Can the cards include visual content?

Cards are generated from searchable recording content; the exact output depends on what Stiida can extract.

Can I make a quiz instead?

Yes. Choose the processed recording as the source in the test generator.