No mic, no editing
Record your course without ever opening the mic again
Narrating a slide deck is the most thankless task of the asynchronous course: finding a quiet room, redoing takes, cutting silences — then doing it all over when the content changes. Acavisio produces the visuals, the subtitles and soon the voice in your place, from your documents.
What home-made narration really costs
One minute of finished video routinely takes ten to fifteen minutes of work: recording, retakes, cleaning up the audio, syncing with the slides. And the result ages badly — one changed reference, one updated figure, and the whole track has to be re-recorded.
Many teachers give up for an even simpler reason: we don’t like hearing ourselves, we don’t like redoing takes, and we don’t have hours to give to editing software. The asynchronous course should not demand one more trade.
What Acavisio does in your place
You submit your document; Acavisio writes the script, composes the animated video and times the subtitles word by word. You proofread the script instead of recording yourself: fixing a sentence takes ten seconds, not one more take.
Today, capsules are subtitled, without voice — we would rather tell you than let you find out. AI-voice narration is being activated, with voices from here; cloning your own voice will follow, only with your verified consent. And every capsule carries an AI-assistance notice that no one can remove — not even us.
Built for the flipped classroom as much as for distance education
In CEGEP, the video capsule is the natural tool of the flipped classroom: theory is watched at home, and class time goes to exercises and questions. At university, it carries asynchronous courses and remedial material.
In both cases, the interactive pauses keep the student active: the answer is a gesture, different for each person — not a text a generative AI can produce in their place.
You keep control from end to end: the script is proofread and corrected before generation, the capsule is shared with a single link in Moodle, Canvas or Brightspace, and the answers to the interactive pauses export for your completion records.
Start with one chapter — it’s free
The first capsule is free, without an account and without a credit card. Your document is read, then forgotten; the capsule erases itself after seven days. Submit the chapter you dread recording the most, and see what comes out.
The mic can stay in the drawer
Drop a presentation on the home page and watch your first chapter come to life — no recording, no editing.
Submit a documentFirst capsule free — no account, no credit card
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