Lesson Intelligence, wherever you teach
Record the class with your own device, then upload it after you teach. QwikTeach turns what happened into a new lesson in the student’s document and carries the detail into their progress history.
Use an existing booking or log the lesson as you upload. See Lesson Intelligence allowances.
Uploaded after class
What you taught · Describing past experiences while ordering
Corrections · Past-tense forms used during the conversation
New language · Café phrases and useful follow-up practice
The title and lesson notes are generated from the recording. This example shows the format, not a real student record.
From class to record
Meet in a classroom, at a café, or on another platform. Record the conversation with your own device or tool.
Choose a previous booking or log the lesson. Add the recording, a transcript, student work, or private context when you have it.
The lesson appears in the student document. The progress report and next lesson planning use what the student actually worked on.
What follows the upload
You can keep teaching from a planned lesson or work more freely. Either way, the upload adds a separate, titled lesson record with the upload date. Both you and the student can return to it.
The student document gets a new entry for the concepts, corrections, vocabulary, and practice covered in class.
Lesson Intelligence updates the progress report, student history, language patterns, and context for future plans.
A recording can support pronunciation scoring for tracked words the student says. A text-only transcript cannot provide pronunciation evidence.
No. Choose a previous eligible booking, or log the lesson when you upload it. Logging a lesson does not use a booking credit. Lesson Intelligence minutes still apply.
You can connect the upload to that planned lesson. QwikTeach adds a separate record of what you actually taught to the student’s lesson document.
Yes. Paste a transcript or upload a TXT, Markdown, VTT, or SRT file. A transcript can support lesson analysis, but pronunciation scoring needs a recording.
Yes. The upload uses Lesson Intelligence to update the progress report and learning history, including vocabulary and grammar patterns. Recording uploads can also assess pronunciation of tracked words the student says.
Bring your next taught lesson into QwikTeach and give your student a record they can use.