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bruhgrow for teachers
Teaching produces a steady stream of files: worksheets to combine, scans to tidy, a recorded lesson that needs captions and a smaller size before it goes on the learning platform. bruhgrow does these in the browser on your own computer, which keeps student work off third-party servers.
The tools you will use
Merge PDFCombine several PDFs into one file.Organize pagesReorder, rotate and delete pages with drag and drop.Multiple pages per sheetPut 2, 4, 6 or 9 PDF pages on each sheet.PDF booklet makerArrange pages for folding into a saddle-stitched booklet.Compress PDFMake a PDF smaller without leaving your browser.Scan to PDFUse your camera as a document scanner.Trim & merge videoCut the start and end, or join clips into one file.Remove silenceFind dead air by loudness and cut it out automatically.Add subtitlesTranscribe speech on your device, edit the lines, then burn them in or save SRT.Compress videoShrink a video to a target size or quality. See the new size before you start.
Worksheets and handouts
- Merge PDF and Organize pages to assemble a packet in the right order.
- Multiple pages per sheet and PDF booklet maker to save paper.
- Compress PDF to fit the LMS upload limit.
- Scan to PDF turns phone photos of paper into clean documents.
Recorded lessons
- Trim video to cut the setup at the start and the end.
- Remove silence to shorten a recording without losing content.
- Add subtitles for accessibility, as burned-in captions or a separate SRT.
- Compress video so the file uploads and streams without trouble.
Questions
- Is it suitable for student data?
- Files are processed on your device and never uploaded, which is a good fit for schools with strict data rules. Check your institution’s policy for anything else.
- Can several teachers share one license?
- A license is for one person. On the web it is tied to your email; the Mac app is active on one Mac at a time.
- How long does captioning a 40-minute lesson take?
- Transcription runs on your device and typically takes a few minutes on a recent laptop; burning the captions in takes about as long as re-encoding the video.