Is There Any Feature to Record Audio and vIDeo?

For group lessons, video and audio will not be visible in the recording for those students who select this option.

Lesson recordings are valuable study resources that allow students to review difficult concepts, revisit problem-solving techniques, and catch details they may have missed during the live session. Many students find recordings especially helpful before exams when they want to review multiple lessons quickly. Parents also appreciate recordings as they can monitor lesson quality and their child's progress without sitting in on every session. The whiteboard PDF captures all written work from the lesson, providing a static reference that's easier to browse than video when looking for specific problems or formulas.

For optimal recording quality, we strongly recommend using Google Chrome browser for all lessons. Chrome's advanced audio codecs produce clear, high-quality recordings where you can easily hear both teacher and student voices. Other browsers like Firefox, Safari, or Edge use the older GSM610 audio codec which produces noticeably lower quality sound that can make recordings harder to understand, especially when reviewing complex mathematical explanations. The recording feature runs automatically in the background without affecting lesson performance, and completed recordings are typically available within a few hours after the lesson ends, accessible through the shared Google Drive folder your teacher provides.