From Study Notes to a Learning Session
Follow your first complete study session: select your notes and learning goal, create a stack, then use its summary, questions, flashcards and study podcast. Connect understanding with active recall and revision.
Step by step
- Upload your notes and choose the relevant pages.
- Name the stack, choose your learning goal and study mode, and check the overview.
- Start creation and open your study plan once processing finishes.
- Use the summary for an overview and check unclear points in the original notes.
- Answer the questions yourself and use the feedback to check your understanding.
- Think of each card answer before revealing it, then rate your confidence honestly.
- Listen to the prepared study podcast and return to your plan for the next task.
Transcript
- 0:00The exam is getting closer.
- 0:01Upload your notes and choose the pages you want to study in this session.
- 0:05A clear name makes the topic easy to find again.
- 0:08Your exam date gives the plan a timeframe.
- 0:11For an ongoing subject, you can choose long-term learning instead.
- 0:15Speed Mode gives you a compact starting point.
- 0:18Detail Mode treats the material more thoroughly.
- 0:21Check the choices in the overview, then start creating your stack.
- 0:25This recording skips the wait.
- 0:27Once the stack is ready, your study plan points you to the next task.
- 0:31First, build an understanding of the material.
- 0:34Use the summary to connect the key ideas.
- 0:37If something is unclear, look it up in the original notes.
- 0:40Next, multiple-choice questions test your understanding.
- 0:44Make your own choice before checking the feedback, and use it to spot gaps.
- 0:48With a flashcard, try forming the answer in your head first.
- 0:52Then reveal it and honestly rate how well you knew it.
- 0:56For revision away from your desk, use the learning podcast.
- 1:00It is prepared in the background and can play as soon as it is ready.
- 1:04Reading becomes a connected routine:
- 1:07understand, check, recall and repeat.
- 1:11Return to your study plan to find the next useful step.
