Build in-video quizzes, peer review, and guided watching on the video you already have — with Lumo, Annoto's AI copilot, drafting the first pass for you.

From first draft to final cut, design active, assessable video without leaving your course.
Design checks for understanding, guided watching prompts, and peer review activities directly on the video timeline.
Lumo drafts in-video quizzes and scaffolds questions across Bloom's Taxonomy — you review, refine, and publish.
Build an interaction layer once and reuse it across sections, terms, and courses — on video you already host.

Map quizzes, discussion prompts, and peer review to specific outcomes and Bloom's levels — then sync results straight to the gradebook.
Instead of scrolling past a lecture, learners stop, answer, and discuss right where you placed the checkpoint — so you see who understood the material, not just who pressed play.
Start from a review pass instead of a blank timeline: sketch the outcome you're after, then edit, reorder, and approve the draft questions that come back to you.
Set the checkpoints up for this term's sections, then carry the same design into next term or a parallel cohort without starting from scratch.
See Lumo draft a quiz, then try guided watching and peer review on your own course video.