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.
Related ideas are brought together in topic sections, giving you a clear route through your selected material. Read a summary, revisit its source, and move through your notes one topic at a time.
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.
Explain a concept in your own words before returning to the summary. A prompt such as “How does condensation differ from evaporation?” helps you connect ideas, then compare your response with your notes. These are self-review prompts, rather than scored questions.
Open the source behind a topic alongside your guide. Read the original passage, revisit a definition in context, and connect the summary to the material you are studying.
Keep your course material close as you review. Open a topic’s source reference to read the original explanation, including the conditions and examples that give it meaning.
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Generation can take several minutes while your selected material is turned into study content. You’ll see the current stage and elapsed time, and your result is saved to your account so you can return to it. There’s no need to submit the same request again.
Materials belong to your signed-in account. Only selected text is sent to the model provider when you generate content.