Making the most of recorded lectures
Recorded classes give flexibility — but only if you study them actively. Six habits that work.
Roots Global Student Support4 min read
Recorded lectures are the backbone of flexible study. Treat them like a live class and you will retain far more.
- Schedule fixed viewing slots in your calendar
- Pause and attempt each example before the tutor solves it
- Summarise every chapter in your own words
- Attempt question-bank questions the same day
- Use 1.25× speed only for revision, not first viewing
- Bring questions to the weekly tutor Q&A
