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Study guides from the Clearly team
Step-by-step answers to the questions students actually search — recording, transcribing and translating lectures, and studying smarter with AI.
How to Transcribe a Lecture on iPhone (Live, While It Happens)
Turn any class into live, accurate speech-to-text on your iPhone. What built-in iOS tools can and can't do, and how to get a full lecture transcript with Clearly.
Read the guide →Real-Time Lecture Translation: Follow Any Class in Your Language
An app that translates lectures in real time: live captions in the professor's language with instant translation in yours, in 75+ languages. How it works and how to set it up.
Read the guide →How to Record College Lectures (and Actually Use the Recordings)
A practical guide to recording university lectures: permission, mic placement, and the workflow that turns recordings into searchable transcripts and AI study notes.
Read the guide →Is It Legal to Record Lectures? Consent Rules, University Policies & Etiquette
Whether you can record university lectures depends on consent laws, your university's policy, and your professor. The rules explained simply — plus how to record responsibly.
Read the guide →Turn Lecture Recordings into Exam Notes with AI (in Minutes)
Stop re-listening to hours of audio. How to use an AI lecture summarizer to turn recordings into key points, exam-focused notes and a Q&A tutor — a 15-minute routine.
Read the guide →Chat With Your Lecture Notes: How an AI Tutor Beats a Generic Chatbot
Generic chatbots don't know what your professor said. An AI tutor grounded in your own lecture transcripts, notes and slides answers exam questions from your actual course.
Read the guide →Can't Understand Lectures in English? A Survival Guide for International Students
Fast professors, unfamiliar accents, academic jargon: why English lectures are so hard for international students — and the in-class and after-class tactics that fix it.
Read the guide →How to Take Lecture Notes Faster (Stop Writing Everything Down)
Typing every word is the slowest way to learn. The capture-vs-think method: let an app record and transcribe the lecture while your notes shrink to ideas and questions.
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