Speaker: William Cook, Student at Deakin University
William Cook: Glean has helped me the most with feeling less stressed, especially during classes. I often find that I'll be distracted taking notes, trying to take in information, but with Glean, it's allowed me to kind of sit back a bit more, actually engage in the class without having to completely focus on trying to copy down all the information with its amazing recording feature. I can just come back later and look at what was said, and if I missed anything, I can look at that as well. It means that I can participate in class without being head down in my laptop, just trying to take in what's being said and not actually processing it in the moment.
William Cook: I think my favorite Glean feature is the AI Outline and Quiz Me. It's a tough one, but I think for AI outline, it really allows me to have a summary of what was said in a lecture or class. I can come back later if I want to find up a specific point. I can go through the AI outline, find the topic, and then I can start this thing from there and look at my notes and also the slides. Quiz Me as well is one of my favorite ones. It creates a quiz at the end, and it's helpful consolidating information and also checking your understanding, and it doesn't require you to actually make the quiz yourself, it does it for you, and I think that's really helpful.
William Cook: I think there's so many features that's always being updated. They're really open to suggestions and helping especially neurodiverse learners or learners from a different background and helping them to learn in an accessible way.
