Students
Pay attention in class. The exam summary writes itself
Transcriba transcribes your online class in Meet or Teams and hands back a topic-by-topic summary, with the key concepts and a review list. You follow the explanation without copying everything down. Works in Chrome on a computer — nothing joins the call.
Summary — Constitutional Law lecture
- Judicial review: diffuse vs. concentrated (comparison)
- Entrenched clauses — professor flagged this is on the exam
- In chat: 'difference in binding effect between a declaratory and a constitutionality action?' — answered from the professor's words
- Read: the cited ruling on constitutional mutation
Where it fits
Live lecture, online study group, thesis or dissertation advising, tutoring session.
The problem today
Write everything down and miss the explanation. Just listen and your notes have three sentences the week of the exam. And if the class was recorded, it's two hours of video you swear you'll rewatch and never do.
How Transcriba solves it
The whole class is transcribed and searchable. The summary comes back by topic, with the concepts the professor repeated or flagged as important. In chat you can ask 'what did they say about the second law?' or 'build me a review outline of this' — always based on what was said in class, so double-check the technical terms before memorizing.
How it works
- 01
Add the extension
One click in Chrome. Sign in once.
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Join the meeting
Meet or Teams, with live transcription on. Capture starts on its own — nothing joins the call.
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Get the summary
When the call ends: full transcript, summary, and action items in your library.