AI and Otter: auto-transcribing class and meetings

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main function of Otter?

   1. It summarizes videos into short clips
   2. It automatically grades student homework
   3. It types faster than humans can speak
   4. It records audio and creates written text of what was said

2. According to the summary, why should students use Otter in class?

   1. So they can focus on understanding the lecture instead of writing
   2. So they can edit the teacher's words
   3. So they can sleep during class without missing notes
   4. So they can record their own voice

3. Before using Otter to record a class, what should you always do?

   1. Download the app on every device
   2. Buy a premium subscription
   3. Get permission from the teacher
   4. Bring a backup microphone

4. What feature of Otter transcripts makes them useful for studying specific topics?

   1. Handwritten font styles
   2. Searchability — you can find keywords quickly
   3. Automatic translation to other languages
   4. Color coding of vocabulary words

5. What does the lesson say happens to your note-taking after using Otter?

   1. It is no longer allowed in class
   2. It must be done twice as fast
   3. It gets automatically graded
   4. It becomes effortless because the transcript does the work

6. What is a speaker label in an Otter transcript?

   1. A tag that identifies which person said what
   2. A grade given to the speaker
   3. A type of headline for the document
   4. A bookmark for favorite quotes

7. A student wants to share their lecture notes with a classmate who was absent. How could Otter help?

   1. The student can only share handwritten notes
   2. The student can share the transcript directly with the classmate
   3. The student must retype the lecture for the classmate
   4. The student cannot share digital content

8. What is the benefit of having a transcript with speaker labels for a meeting?

   1. You can add music to it
   2. You can delete parts you don't like
   3. You can convert it into a video
   4. You can tell who said what and attribute statements

9. A student recorded a guest lecture and wants to find the exact moment the guest said something important. What should they do?

   1. Take screenshots of the audio waveform
   2. Ask the guest to send written notes
   3. Replay the entire audio from the beginning
   4. Search the transcript for key words from that moment

10. Why might a student prefer using Otter over taking handwritten notes during a fast-paced lecture?

    1. They can leave class early
    2. They can use the phone during class
    3. They can eat snacks without being noticed
    4. They can listen and understand rather than racing to write everything

11. What type of content does the lesson suggest you can highlight or mark in Otter?

    1. Spelling errors in the teacher's lecture
    2. Commercial breaks in the recording
    3. Random paragraphs you did not hear
    4. Quotable moments from a talk that you want to remember

12. What is the difference between a regular recording and an Otter recording?

    1. Otter makes the audio louder
    2. Otter removes background noise completely
    3. Otter provides a searchable text version alongside the audio
    4. Otter adds background music

13. A student compares their handwritten notes to the Otter transcript after class. What might they discover?

    1. Parts they missed while trying to write everything down
    2. That their handwriting is too messy
    3. That they should have used a different app
    4. That the teacher spoke too quietly

14. What is the purpose of getting summaries of long meetings, according to the examples in the lesson?

    1. To impress your boss with fancy graphics
    2. To practice typing speed
    3. To create a video summary
    4. To quickly understand the main points without listening to everything

15. What happens to your ability to listen during class when you use Otter?

    1. You must listen even more carefully to verify the transcript
    2. You can fall asleep since it's all recorded
    3. You can focus more on understanding because you're not writing
    4. You stop hearing anything different