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Audio Recap: Manage and Extend

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Use the Audio Recap menu to rename, share, delete, and turn a recap into other study tools.

Rename

Edit the recap name from the dropdown next to the title.

Share

Copy a link or share through supported apps.

Delete

Remove an Audio Recap from the Audio Recaps page.

Change the name or share from inside a recap

  1. While viewing a recap, click the dropdown arrow next to its name in the breadcrumb to open Rename, Share, and Create Audio Recap.

    The Audio Recap player with the breadcrumb dropdown open. The menu is headed by the recap name and its recap type, and lists Rename, with the cursor over it, then Share and Create Audio Recap, followed by a Recents section listing other recaps in the study set and a View All button. A Turn Into button sits to the right of the breadcrumb.
    Audio Recap player, breadcrumb menu open. The menu lists Rename, Share, and Create Audio Recap.

  2. Selecting Rename opens a dialog where you can edit the name and click Save.

    The Rename Audio Recap modal over a dimmed player. It reads Enter a new name for this Audio Recap, with a field labeled Name holding the recap's current name, and Cancel and Save buttons below, the cursor on Save. A close X sits in the top right.
    Rename Audio Recap. Edit the Name field, then click Save.

  3. Selecting Share (also available from the top-right Share button) opens a dialog to copy a link, share to WhatsApp/Telegram/Text, and control who has access.

    The Share Audio Recap with a Friend modal. Two tabs read Share this Audio Recap, selected, and Share this Study Set. Below them a card shows the recap name and its owner, then the line Help your classmates succeed! and a Who has access field. A Copy link button sits at the bottom left with the cursor on it, and three messaging app icons sit at the bottom right.
    Share Audio Recap with a Friend, Share this Audio Recap tab. Click Copy link, or use one of the messaging icons.

Manage recaps from the Audio Recaps list

  1. From the left-hand sidebar, click Audio & Video, then Audio Recap, to see every recap for the current study set. Click the three-dot menu on a card for Play, Rename, Share, or Delete.

    The Audio Recaps page for a study set, with a + Generate Audio Recap button in the top right and a Search field. The grid holds a New Audio Recap tile, a Create Folder tile, and a card for each saved recap labeled Audio Recap. One card's three-dot menu is open and lists Play, Rename, Share and Delete, with the cursor over Delete.
    Audio Recaps, card menu open. The three-dot menu on a recap card offers Play, Rename, Share, and Delete.

  2. Choosing Delete asks you to confirm — this action is permanent.

    A modal headed Delete Audio Recap? over the dimmed Audio Recaps page. Its text names the recap being deleted and warns that this action cannot be undone. A Cancel button and a red Delete button sit below, with the cursor between them.
    Delete Audio Recap?, confirmation. Click Delete to remove the recap, or Cancel to keep it.

Turn an Audio Recap into other study tools

The Turn Into button next to the recap title (visible in the dropdown screenshot above) converts a recap's content into other StudyFetch formats — flashcards, quizzes, and more — without starting over from your source materials.

Benefits of Audio Recap

  • Mobile learning: Study while commuting, exercising, or doing other activities.
  • Auditory learning: Review in a format that works well for students who learn by listening.
  • Customization: Choose voice, language, format, and length to match your preferences.
  • Transcript included: Reinforce learning with both audio and text.
  • Variable playback: Use playback controls to move through the recap at your own pace.
  • Integration with other tools: Turn an Audio Recap into practice tests, quizzes, and other study materials.

When to use Audio Recap

  • You are preparing for exams and want to review on the go.
  • You want to reinforce learning through a different format.
  • You are an auditory learner who prefers hearing information.
  • You want to make use of time spent commuting or exercising.
  • You want to create a podcast-like experience from study materials.

After creating an Audio Recap, you can also use Notes for text-based study materials, Flashcards to test recall, and QuizFetch to check understanding.

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