Create quizzes from your notes with AI

From your notes to a practice session

1. Prepare a topic. If your notes are in another format, export them to PDF and check that you can select the text.
2. Open the application. Organise your material by subject and select the document you want to work on.
3. Set up AI. Generation requires your own Gemini or OpenAI key in AI Settings. Availability and any charges depend on your provider.
4. Generate and review. Choose your quiz settings and check the answers against the document before adding them to your revision.
5. Answer without looking. Review your mistakes and try again in a later session.

What it adds to rereading

When you reread, the answer is right in front of you. Answering a question checks whether you can retrieve it or distinguish it from similar alternatives. Rereading is still useful for understanding a section or filling a gap; a quiz adds a check that reading alone does not provide.

To avoid memorising the position of an answer, explain why you reject each alternative. If you answer correctly by intuition but cannot justify it, keep that question for review.

Example: a section of Physiology

Suppose your notes compare simple diffusion with active transport. A useful question asks which mechanism requires energy, rather than asking you to recognise the section title. After answering, find the sentence that supports the answer and explain what information would have made another option correct.

Start with a small batch. If the questions are vague or focus on a single paragraph, divide the document by learning objectives and check the coverage again.

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