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AI Video Solutions

We produce a worked solution video for every question in a book and put it one QR scan away from the page the question sits on. Today that work depends on a teacher's free period, a camera setup and a playlist nobody…

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AI Video Solutions

We produce a worked solution video for every question in a book and put it one QR scan away from the page the question sits on. Today that work depends on a teacher's free period, a camera setup and a playlist nobody maintains, so on a book running to thousands of questions it stalls after the first few units. Publisher content teams and school or course departments can cover a whole title this way without ever booking a shoot.

The flow is short: you hand over the question set, a teacher reviews and approves the solution produced with voice-over and on-screen drawing, and the approved video is bound to its page and its outcome code. Students scan the code or photograph the question, their mock-exam and homework results turn into a watch list, and viewing time comes back to the teacher as a report. No recording calendar, no re-explaining the same question every September, no matching files to page numbers by hand. When the curriculum moves, only the videos for the questions that changed are made again, not the whole archive.

Features
  • Print-ready QR codes generated for every question
  • Video library tagged against curriculum outcome codes
  • Watch lists built from mock-exam and homework data
  • Photograph a question to find its solution video
  • Per-student reporting on video watch time
  • Solution videos produced with voice-over and on-screen drawing
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