Audio to Practice Test
Turn Any Lecture Recording Into an AI-Graded Exam
Upload your audio lecture recording and Learnlo transcribes it, extracts the key concepts, and builds a full AI-graded practice test — written answers, partial credit, and a concept mastery report. Exam-ready in about 90 seconds.
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You recorded the lecture. Now actually learn from it.
Most students record lectures with the best intentions and never listen back. And even if they do, passive listening doesn't build the kind of recall you need on an exam. You need to test yourself — and you need a test that comes from the actual lecture, not generic questions.
Learnlo converts your lecture recording into a complete study pack and AI-graded practice exam. Upload once, get everything.
Before Learnlo
A folder of lecture recordings you vaguely planned to listen to again before the exam
After Learnlo
A written-answer exam from the actual lecture that identifies which concepts didn't stick
From Recording to Exam in 4 Steps
Upload your lecture recording
MP3, WAV, M4A, or other common audio formats. Up to several hours per recording.
Learnlo transcribes and extracts concepts
Whisper-powered transcription converts your audio to text. Key concepts and topics are identified automatically.
Take the practice exam
Written-answer questions from the lecture content. Answer in your own words — AI grades with partial credit and feedback.
Review your concept mastery report
Per-concept mastery scores show you which parts of the lecture you retained and which you need to revisit.
Questions from the Actual Lecture — Not Generic Topics
The practice exam is built from what your professor actually said, with the examples and emphasis points from your recording.
Example — AI Exam Grading
Question
The professor discussed three mechanisms by which cortisol suppresses inflammation. Name and explain at least two.
Student Answer
Cortisol reduces prostaglandin synthesis by inhibiting phospholipase A2. It also reduces the production of cytokines like IL-1 and IL-6.
AI Grading Feedback
9 / 10Excellent answer for two mechanisms. You correctly identified phospholipase A2 inhibition and cytokine suppression. The third mechanism the lecture covered — upregulation of lipocortin (annexin) proteins that further inhibit arachidonic acid release — was not included but earns full marks for the two you described.
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