Reviewing the draft
When transcription and drafting finish, the AI wrap-up tab on the lesson’s wrap-up holds a draft summary.
What you can do with it
- Read it against what you remember. It is a starting point, not a verdict.
- Apply the drafted notes into your wrap-up, then edit them like anything else you wrote.
- Dismiss it and write the wrap-up yourself.
There is also a Transcript tab showing the text the draft came from, with names replaced by identifiers. It is useful when a line in the summary does not match your memory and you want to see where it came from.
Nothing is sent to a student until you complete the wrap-up. The draft is yours, in private, until you decide it is right.
Read it before you apply it. A transcript of a noisy group lesson can put a word in the wrong student’s mouth, and the wrap-up is the thing a parent reads.