Notes
Notes come in two kinds. Library notes are written by our content team for every subtopic of the syllabus. My Notes are the student's own notes for each class, with an AI summary added after the lesson. Tutors can also share files and links with a class.
Step by step
Reading library notes
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Open My Subjects, pick a subject and choose Notes.
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Work down Unit → Topic → Subtopic and open a note.
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Read section by section: Objectives, Definitions, Examples, Common misconceptions and Summary. Each section can be collapsed.
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Press Explain for a plain-language walkthrough from Veda, or Quiz me for quick questions on the note.
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Use the search box to find any term across the subject's notes.
Keeping your own class notes
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In a classroom, open the My Notes tab and pick a lecture from the list.
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Type notes during or after class; they save to that lecture.
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Press AI summary to get a summary of the class added alongside your notes.
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Open All my class notes to search notes from every class in one place.
How it works
Library notes
There is one note per subtopic, over a thousand in total. Maths and science formulas are typeset properly, and each note shows an estimated reading time. The content team writes notes in the admin tool with a live preview. Every note is cleaned before it is saved, so formatting stays consistent.
My Notes and the AI recap
Each student gets one note per lecture. After class, the AI recap (see AI class summary) is added to every enrolled student's note in a separate summary area, so the student's own writing is never touched.
Study resources from the tutor
Each classroom has a Study Resources area that collects everything shared with the class: tutor uploads, chat attachments, saved whiteboards, recordings and links.
Points
Students can also use reward points to unlock an individual note (20 points) without buying the whole subject.