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Study with PDFs and the AI Assistant

Turn a difficult passage into a focused study question. Select the relevant text, ask the AI assistant for examples and use a follow-up to apply the idea. Prepare a recall question from the source and return to your saved conversation when you need it.

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Step by step

  1. Open the relevant page in the original document and select the specific paragraph.
  2. Use Add to Chat to include the passage and ask a focused question in your own words.
  3. Read the actual answer and check important points against your notes.
  4. Ask a follow-up that applies the idea to a concrete situation.
  5. Use the passage as a flashcard answer and write a recall question; leave the card unsaved in this tutorial.
  6. Reopen the saved conversation through history and explain the distinction in your own words.
Transcript
  1. 0:00You can read a definition without being able to use it.
  2. 0:03In our seminar example, we want to understand
  3. 0:06when a possible risk becomes an issue the team needs to address.
  4. 0:09Open the relevant page in the original document
  5. 0:12and select the specific paragraph.
  6. 0:14That passage gives your question a clear starting point,
  7. 0:18rather than leaving the assistant to guess what you mean.
  8. 0:21The menu offers an explanation or an example.
  9. 0:25Add to Chat lets you ask in your own words.
  10. 0:28We'll ask how a risk differs from a current issue, with one example of each.
  11. 0:33Read the answer alongside your notes.
  12. 0:36A possible cancellation is still in the future.
  13. 0:39Once the cancellation has arrived,
  14. 0:41the team needs to respond to something that has already happened.
  15. 0:45Now change the situation: the speaker really has cancelled.
  16. 0:49Our follow-up asks for three practical next steps.
  17. 0:53This takes the discussion from recognising a definition to using it in a decision.
  18. 0:58You can also turn the source passage into a flashcard draft.
  19. 1:02Use the selection as the answer,
  20. 1:04then write a question that asks you to recall the distinction.
  21. 1:08We'll leave this card unsaved;
  22. 1:10the flashcard tutorial covers editing and saving in detail.
  23. 1:14The conversation remains available in your chat history, ready for a later question.
  24. 1:18Check important points against your notes,
  25. 1:20then explain the difference again in your own words.