Flashcards, quizzes, and slides

Updated 2026-07-19

Beyond documents, Dockable can turn a recording's content into training and study formats — useful for onboarding, certification prep, and making sure a walkthrough actually stuck.

What's available

From a processed (narrated) video you can generate:

  • Flashcards — question/answer pairs drawn from the content, for spaced review.
  • Quizzes — multiple-choice knowledge checks, for verifying a teammate absorbed the material.
  • Slide decks — the content restructured as presentation slides.
  • Data tables — structured extraction when the content contains listable facts (settings, steps, definitions).

Each generator works from the transcript, organizes the material for its format, and produces something you can review, edit, and share.

Generating

  1. Open the video's page.
  2. In the study-tools section, choose the format (flashcards, quiz, slides, or data table).
  3. Generation runs in the background — usually well under a minute — and the result attaches to the video.

Multi-video versions exist too: Process Docs can build combined data tables and documents across several recordings.

Note: Like everything transcript-powered, these need narration. A silent recording has nothing to build cards or questions from.

FAQ

Are the quiz questions any good?

They're grounded in what was actually said, which keeps them relevant — but review before using them for anything formal. Treat generated quizzes as a strong first draft.

Can I use these for customer-facing training?

Yes — generated content is yours to edit and share like anything else in your workspace. Pair with sharing controls to control who sees what.

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