Recorded lessons that answer back
Whoever catches up on a lesson isn't left with doubts: they ask at the exact point and move on, without waiting for office hours.
Learn
The learner watches the lesson and asks about the exact point they're watching: the answer comes from the course materials. The teacher uploads the video — the platform does the rest.
Request a demoThe problem
If something doesn't add up at minute twelve, you rewind, rewatch — and the doubt stays. Questions get lost on the way between the recorded lesson and the moment someone can answer.
How it works
The platform transcribes and indexes it on its own: the lesson enters the course perimeter with no extra work.
Who it's for
Whoever catches up on a lesson isn't left with doubts: they ask at the exact point and move on, without waiting for office hours.
Distance-learning paths are followed independently but with a tutor always present: fewer drop-outs, more completions.
Employees follow the course when they can and ask when they need to: the video stops being a monologue.
Why it's different with Syllex
The video is inside the chain: the transcription enters the course perimeter, questions talk to the same tutor, and watching counts in the learner's progress.
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Tell us your context — university, training provider or company — and we will prepare a demonstration on your own material.
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