Upload a supported document or paste your notes, then check that the extracted text is readable and in order. Select the sections you want to study and choose Study Guide. The finished guide is saved to your account so you can return to it later.
The guide groups related ideas from the selected material into topic sections. Each section includes a short explanation to help you navigate the source. Review the coverage yourself: the AI does not know your teacher’s priorities or what will appear on an exam.
Find terms and their definitions within each generated topic. For example, a water-cycle guide might explain evaporation and condensation separately. Compare the definitions with your original notes, especially where a term has a specific meaning in your course.
Try answering the prompts before reading the topic summary again. A prompt such as “How does condensation differ from evaporation?” helps you explain a relationship, not just recognize a word. These prompts are for self-review and do not produce a score.
Each topic has a supporting source reference you can open alongside the guide. References are attached at topic level, not separately to every definition or self-check prompt. Use the cited passage to check whether the generated explanation is supported.
Open a topic’s source reference and read the surrounding paragraph, not only the highlighted words. Look for conditions, exceptions, and missing details. A matching quotation helps you locate evidence, but you still need to check the conclusion.
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