GenPixyWhiteboard videos for education, made from whatever you'd say in front of the class anyway. Photosynthesis, for the sixth time this month? Yeah, we figured. Type the lesson topic into GenPixy AI (or paste your teaching notes) and what comes back is drawn, narrated and captioned. Your students rewatch it in class or at home. Or at midnight before the exam, let's be real.
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For teachers and lecturers
Whiteboard videos for education
A lesson video before your coffee goes cold
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Paste notes or name the concept
Something like "How do plants make food?" works. So do the bullet points sitting in your slides.
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Keep it to one concept
Two to four minutes per idea. Attention drops off fast in one long video, so we'd split it.
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Watch it once
Look for wrong facts or a term you'd phrase differently, before any student sees it.
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Share it
Put the MP4 in your class group or LMS. The SRT file goes along if you want subtitles.
Where a short lesson video helps
Made from one sentence
Real lesson videos
Topics that work, by subject
| Subject | A topic that makes a good video |
|---|---|
| Biology | How do plants make food? |
| Physics | Why is the sky blue? |
| Chemistry | What happens when salt dissolves in water? |
| History | Why did the Roman Empire fall? |
| Geography | Why do earthquakes happen? |
| Economics | What is inflation, in everyday prices? |
| Math | Fractions explained with pizza slices |
See how every one is a question? Not an accident. "Why do earthquakes happen?" gives the video a destination, and it heads there. Plain old "Plate tectonics" tends to come out as a list of stuff.
Teacher questions
Two to four minutes if it's one concept. A topic that wants ten minutes usually plays better as three short videos.
Usually, though we'd never promise every line. Hand it just a topic and AI writes the script, and AI does slip up now and then. So sit through it once before class, eyes on the facts and the terms. When you paste your own notes, the video follows those instead.
That part's up to you. You grab the MP4. From there it goes wherever your class actually looks, like the group chat or the LMS or some shared drive.
Easy. Open the video, tap Try again, swap the narration language. You've got 70+ of them.