An AI lecture summary in Bangla and English
ClassTablet's AI listens to a recorded class, writes a timestamped transcript, then builds notes in seven parts: overview, topics covered, definitions, examples, homework, announcements and glossary. Every part comes in both Bangla and English. The notes stay with the teacher until they choose to publish them to the classroom.
How it is done today
The student who was ill asks a friend on WhatsApp for photos of their notebook, and half of what was said never made it onto the page. Even students who were there copy the board and miss the definition or example the teacher only said out loud. A teacher who types up notes after class loses another hour each time, and the next day brings the same question again: which homework was it?
How it works
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The AI starts when the recording ends
Press 'Stop Recording' or finish an upload and there is nothing else to press: the summary starts on its own. You can close the page and it keeps working.
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The whole class is heard in one pass
The AI listens to a recording of up to two hours without cutting it into pieces, so a point made at the start and the wrap-up at the end land in the same set of notes.
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Written down as it was spoken
The transcript carries minute-and-second markers. Bangla speech is written in Bangla script and English words in English; nothing is translated or trimmed at this stage.
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Notes are sorted into seven parts
From the transcript the AI pulls out an overview, points per topic, definitions, examples, homework, announcements and a glossary. 'English' and 'বাংলা' tabs show both versions.
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You read it and publish
When the notes look right, switch on 'Publish summary' and they are published to the classroom. Switch on 'Share recording' as well if you want them to hear the original audio.
What the AI agent does, what you approve
What the AI agent does
The AI listens to the whole recording, writes a timestamped transcript and produces seven-part notes in Bangla and English. If the run fails, the credits it used are refunded.
What you approve
Whether the notes go to the classroom, and whether students can play the original audio, are two separate switches the teacher controls. Until the teacher turns them on, the notes stay private.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
- Private tutors
- Online teaching platforms
Plan availability
- CustomNegotiated
Paid in AI credits by the minute of recording. Recording is free.
Frequently asked questions
What if the AI's notes get something wrong?
Notes are never published on their own, so read them first. If something looks off, simply leave that summary unpublished. If a summary fails partway through, 'Retry' runs it again.
If I teach only in Bangla, do I still get English notes?
Yes. Whether the class is in Bangla, English or a mix, every part of the summary is produced in both languages, so English-version students do not need a separate set of notes.
How long does a class summary take?
Usually a few minutes. You can close the page and get on with something else while it runs; when it is done, open it from your list of recordings.
How is the summary paid for?
It costs AI credits by the minute of recording; recording itself costs nothing. If you are short of credits the recording is saved, and the summary starts once you buy more through SSLCommerz with bKash or Nagad.
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