Summarise A Long Lecture Recording Into Key Points

An hour long lecture rarely survives being rewatched just to find the one point you missed. This turns a transcript into the handful of arguments that actually mattered, in the order they were raised, with anything the lecturer flagged as important kept front and centre. Suits students catching up on a missed session or checking their own notes.

<context>
You have a transcript of a long lecture or seminar on {SUBJECT} and need the key points without rewatching it. Transcript: {TRANSCRIPT_TEXT}
</context>

<task>
**Summarise the lecture into usable key points:**
1. Identify the three to five main arguments or topics covered, in the order they were discussed
2. For each, give a two to three sentence summary
3. Note any point where the lecturer flagged something as especially important or exam-relevant
4. List any questions raised during the lecture that were left unanswered
</task>

<output_format>
- Numbered list of main points with summaries
- A short "flagged as important" list
- A short "unanswered questions" list
</output_format>