Scholarity

Turn a YouTube transcript into a study guide you can actually practice from.

Scholarity helps students go from video transcript to structured Study Set, which is useful for lecture recordings, explainers, and class review videos.

Transcript to Study SetVideo-based study guidesFlashcards and quizzes included

From source to practice

Illustrative example, written to show the study workflow. Your generated Study Set will vary with your source.

Source excerpt

Today we compare weather and climate. Weather describes short-term atmospheric conditions. Climate describes patterns over long periods.

Practice example

Review notes: Weather = short-term conditions; climate = long-term patterns. Question: Does today’s rainfall describe weather or climate? Answer: Weather.

How to study with it

Turn a spoken comparison into concise definitions, then test whether you can apply the distinction to an example.

How to get started

  1. Choose Load a Transcript, paste a YouTube link, and select Load source.
  2. Read the loaded captions and correct transcription errors. If captions cannot be loaded, paste a transcript you have access to.
  3. Generate the Study Set and practice with its notes, flashcards, and questions.

Automatic captions can mishear names, numbers, and specialist terms. The transcript may also omit information shown only on screen.

Check AI-generated answers against your source and course materials before relying on them for exam preparation.

From video transcript to active review

Scholarity is designed for students who want to study from their own material instead of splitting notes, flashcards, quizzes, and review help across separate tools.

Use lecture and explainer videos as study material

When a class recording or explainer matters more than the slide deck, Scholarity can use the transcript as the source for a Study Set.

  • Lecture recordings
  • Explainer videos
  • Transcript-based review

Review the video as notes, cards, and questions

Students can move from raw transcript text to summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and written practice instead of replaying the same sections repeatedly.

  • Summaries from transcripts
  • Flashcards from transcripts
  • Questions from transcripts

Keep asking questions while the topic is fresh

Once the transcript becomes a Study Set, the AI Tutor can stay close to that material so students can ask for examples, simplifications, and recap checks.

  • AI Tutor support
  • Topic-specific examples
  • Quick recap questions