One lesson. A few clear scenes.
Make a short whiteboard animation to introduce a concept or recap a lesson. Voodle drafts scenes and narration from your prompt or PDF, leaving you in charge of the teaching and the final review.
Start with an idea like this
Create a lesson recap for students learning fractions. Show one whole pizza, divide it into four equal pieces, and explain why two pieces are one half. End with a question for the class.
Scene 1
Start with one whole
Scene 2
Show four equal parts
Scene 3
Ask: how much is one half?
Build around one learning objective
Use a lesson hook before class or a recap after it. Pick one relationship, process, or misconception to explain. Short scenes let you pause the exported video for discussion and give students time to answer a question.
Review with your teacher’s eye
Check every explanation, formula, and diagram. Listen for unfamiliar vocabulary and pronunciation. Generated artwork is illustrative and may need correction, especially for exact quantities or scientific diagrams. Add the examples your students already know.
Share through your classroom workflow
Export an MP4 and upload it to a learning platform that accepts video, or play it in class. Keep the Voodle project to update the explanation next term. Add captions through your publishing platform when your learners need them.
Questions before you start
Can I start from existing lesson notes?
Yes. Paste a prompt or script, or upload a PDF. Review the proposed scenes and narration against your lesson objective before generating the final video.
Is there a free plan for trying a lesson recap?
Yes. Free includes 100 credits once and supports videos up to 2 minutes at 720p with a Voodle watermark.
Does Voodle publish directly to my learning platform?
The output is a downloadable MP4. Upload it yourself using your learning platform’s video or file-upload tools.