When you write everything down, you stop listening. Record the lecture with VoiceWork and keep your attention on the teacher. After class you get a note with the key concepts, the terms you need to know and a few questions to test yourself.
Before the exam, ask across all your lecture notes in plain words: "What are the three types of market failure?"
How VoiceWork helps
Made for studying
With the Lecture note type, the summary has key concepts, short explanations, terms with definitions and review questions.
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What your note looks like
Microeconomics: market failure
Key concepts
- Market failure: when a free market doesn't allocate resources efficiently
- Three causes: externalities, public goods, information asymmetry
Terms
- Externality: a cost or benefit felt by people outside the deal
- Free rider: someone who uses a public good without paying for it
Review questions
- Why do public goods lead to free riding?
- Give one example of a negative externality.
An example of a note made with the Lecture note type.
Questions
Can I record a full lecture?
The free plan records up to 15 minutes at a time, with 120 minutes a month. For full lectures, Pro records up to 2 hours with unlimited minutes.
Can I bring in a recording I already have?
Yes. Share an audio or video file to VoiceWork from Voice Memos, Files or other apps. Common formats like m4a, mp3, wav and mp4 work.
My professor uses a lot of special terms. Will they be spelled right?
Add them to your custom vocabulary in Settings. VoiceWork uses those words when it writes the transcript and the summary.
Can I record my class?
Ask your teacher first. Many schools have rules about recording lectures.
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