NoteGoat Now Lets Users Upload Audio, Video, and Transcripts
New Feature Serves Expanding Number of Students in Hybrid Learning Environments
According to Best Colleges, 11.2 million students (60%) took at least one college course online in 2021, and 8.9 million (47%) are now completely virtual. Think Impact reports that 98% of universities currently offer classes online. Remote courses are not only cheaper to administer, but they provide broader access to tuition-paying students both in the United States and globally.
“Higher education is still trying to navigate the hybrid model of instruction, and a lot of students continue to struggle with it,” said Anh Hatzopoulos, NoteGoat co-founder and CEO. “We’re committed to meeting students where they need to be met, whether they’re in a classroom or in front of a screen or a combination of both. Everyone deserves tools to help them learn, regardless of their environment or situation.”
NoteGoat, which is available with a free trial, works on a laptop, tablet or phone.
Key features
- AI-generated notes of all key lecture points plus a summary
- Upload Express: Accepts uploads in audio, video, or transcript format
- Language+: AI notes available in 12 languages plus English
- Dashboard: A centralized location for all notes, organized by subject
- Notifications: A reminder shortly before class to begin personal note-taking
- Sharing: Notes sharing to collaborate with study groups
More information is available at www.notegoat.ai
Scott MacKenzie
Gaslight Studios
scott@gaslightcomm.com
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