Online video-based learning platforms are widely used in education, but many students struggle to understand lectures while taking notes at the same time. To solve this problem, this paper introduces EDU-CONNECT, a smart learning platform similar to YouTube but specially designed for educational use. The system uses artificial intelligence to improve student engagement and understanding. When a lecture video is played on EDU-CONNECT, the platform automatically detects the instructor’s voice and converts the spoken content into text. Using this information, the system generates important lecture notes and provides them to students in real time. Additionally, the platform includes an AI-powered chatbot that helps learners by answering questions related to the ongoing lecture, allowing them to clear their doubts instantly. By reducing the need for manual note-taking and offering interactive support, EDU-CONNECT enables students to concentrate more on learning. The platform aims to make online education more effective, interactive, and accessible by combining video-based learning with voice recognition and AI chatbot technologies.

Edu Connect app is used to transforming education by providing flexible, accessible, and personalized learning experiences. They leverage technology to offer a wide range of content and interactive features, making education more engaging. By providing a platform for both learners and educators, these apps make specialized and general knowledge available to anyone, anywhere, which ultimately promotes continuous learning and skill development.

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