Method and computer program product for synchronizing, displaying, and providing access to data collected from various media

A non-transitory computer readable medium having computer readable instructions stored thereon for execution by a processor to perform a method for synchronizing, displaying, and providing access to data collected from various media used during a session comprising:

• recording time-stamped video and audio data;
• obtaining time-stamped handwriting data entries from an electronic writing instrument, wherein the handwriting data comprises a handwriting time-stamp recorded during the session;
• synchronizing and indexing the video and audio data with the handwriting data;
• displaying in a single screen, a first region comprising the handwriting data, a second region comprising the video and audio data, and a third region comprising a first timeline of the video and audio data;
• simultaneously displaying video for a separate session;
• and
• simultaneously displaying in a third region at least two timelines, including the first timeline, each representative of video data recorded during the separate sessions.

A non-transitory computer readable medium having computer readable instructions stored thereon for execution by a processor to perform a method for synchronizing, displaying, and providing access to data collected from various media used during a session comprising:

• recording time-stamped video and audio data;
• obtaining time-stamped handwriting data entries from an electronic writing instrument, wherein the handwriting data comprises a handwriting time-stamp recorded during the session;
• synchronizing and indexing the video and audio data with the handwriting data;
• displaying in a single screen, a first region comprising the handwriting data, a second region comprising the video and audio data, and a third region comprising a timeline of the video and audio data;
• displaying a selectable list of faculties to be developed during a session;
• and
• printing on a sheet of paper at least one form comprising a list of tasks designed to develop at least one selected faculty, and a unique pattern representative of the vertical and horizontal coordinates of the paper.