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Real estate licensing course videos from your course material

Pre-licensing and CE courses are long, and most of the material already exists as a textbook or course PDF. Kinoslide turns each chapter into a narrated video lesson, works the math out on screen, and lets your instructors review every scene before it renders.

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01See it

What the finished video looks like.

Two finished finance lessons. Dry Erase draws the idea and works the numbers as the voice explains them. Presentation walks a calculation on slides.

Dry Erase. A finance lesson drawn in marker and set in motion as the narration explains it.
Presentation. A worked calculation on animated slides.
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02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Hours of material, one chapter at a time

Pre-licensing takes 63 hours in Florida, 77 in New York, and 180 in Texas. Pick the pages for one chapter and generate its lesson, then move to the next.

02

The math is worked out on screen

Commission splits, prorations, loan-to-value, and cap rates are written and solved in Dry Erase as the narration explains each step.

03

National and state content kept apart

Make the national lessons once. Generate separate lessons from each state supplement, so a law change in one state touches only its own videos.

03How it works

From the material you have to a video you can publish.

  1. 01

    Upload the course PDF

    Use your textbook, chapter notes, or state supplement. Pick the pages for one lesson, the length, and the format.

  2. 02

    Review with your instructor

    On Pro and Scale, the video stops at the storyboard. Check definitions, numbers, and state rules against the source, then edit any line.

  3. 03

    Publish to your school’s platform

    Export the MP4 to your LMS or course site, next to the reading and the chapter quiz.

04Topics that fit

The parts of a real estate course that are hard to teach from text.

Some chapters are easy to read. Others need someone to draw the idea and work the numbers. Those are the ones to turn into video first.

Real estate math

Commissions, prorations, and loan-to-value

Source
The math chapter and worked examples from your textbook
Review
Check every number against the source before render
Output
Lessons where each step of the calculation is written as it is explained

Ownership and law

Estates, agency, and contracts

Source
Chapters on property rights, agency relationships, and contract law
Review
Confirm terms and state-specific rules with your instructor
Output
Lessons that draw the relationships between buyer, seller, agent, and broker

Finance

Mortgages, amortization, and appraisal

Source
Finance and valuation chapters
Review
Check formulas, examples, and terms
Output
Lessons that show how a payment or a value is built up

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

Pre-licensing

Salesperson and broker pre-licensing courses

  • Turn each textbook chapter into a short lesson
  • Work finance and math problems out step by step
  • Keep one voice and look across the whole course

Continuing education

License renewal CE courses

  • Build lessons for fair housing, agency, ethics, and contract updates
  • Refresh a module when a form or rule changes
  • Reuse project settings so every CE course matches

Exam prep

Lessons for the national and state exams

  • Focus each video on one topic learners miss
  • Draw the concept before the practice question
  • Make Spanish versions from the same source

06FAQ

Common questions.

It writes the narration from the pages you upload, so it follows your state supplement. Your instructor should still review the storyboard before render, which Pro and Scale plans support.

Yes. Dry Erase writes the problem on a whiteboard and solves it step by step in time with the narration. Check the numbers in the storyboard before render.

Yes. Every plan includes eleven languages, including Spanish. The script, on-screen text, and narration are all generated in Spanish from the same source.

No. Kinoslide makes the videos. Course approval, seat time, and exams stay with your school and your state regulator.

07Further reading

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