Learning hub

The Learning hub, in the sidebar, is for learning a topic at your own level. It uses an AI model, so it is optional and only there if this copy of Rejarsume has AI set up. An AI model can be wrong, so each answer says to check what matters against a textbook, your course or the official documentation. Nothing is kept unless you press Save.

Before you start#

It is behind the same Sign in and agreement as AI in the editor. You can take the agreement back at any time with Withdraw my agreement.

Every tool asks for Your level, which is Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, and teaches to it. Most ask for What do you want to learn? and some take Material to learn from (optional): your own notes or a passage, which are then used instead of general knowledge, and which are sent with the request and not kept.

Learn#

Explain it explains a topic, or the material you pasted, with a short answer, the explanation in sections, an example, what to remember, questions to check yourself and what to study next. How much detail? is Brief, Standard or Detailed. Then ask a follow-up and press Ask: it answers in the light of what was said, as a tutor would. The latest six questions are sent with each follow-up, and the conversation is held on the screen only.

Roadmap#

Make a roadmap plans what to study and in what order for the weeks and hours a week you give it. Press Save and it appears under Saved, where each topic has a box to tick and the whole has a bar.

Quiz#

Make a quiz writes multiple choice questions. Choose an answer and press Check: you are told whether it was right, and why every option is right or wrong, the one you chose and the others. Next question goes on, and See my score shows your score and the questions to look at again. Save this quiz and my score keeps it, and each time you take it again from Saved your score is added.

Flashcards#

Make flashcards writes a deck. Show the answer turns a card over, and then I knew it or Still learning says how you did. A second pass can be through only the cards you are still learning. Save keeps the deck with the cards you know.

Assessment#

Ask me questions writes short questions to answer in your own words, easier first. Mark my answers marks them: each is correct, partly right, not right or not answered, with what to fix, and you are told where you stand. The score is counted from the marks, so the two always agree, and a question you left empty is never marked right.

Project#

Guide me suggests a project that teaches the topic, or shapes one you have in mind, in steps small enough to finish, with what exists when each is done and the mistakes to avoid. It guides and leaves the building to you.

Saved#

Saved lists your roadmaps, decks, quizzes, explanations and assessments, with progress where there is some. Open shows one and Delete removes it, after asking, from this device and from your account. A saved item is a record of your own, like a resume, and it comes to your other devices when they sync.

What it will not do#

It is told to be accurate, to say when it is not sure, and never to invent a source, a quotation, a statistic or a link. The server checks the one thing it can: a web address that nothing you gave it contained is flagged in a yellow note, because a made-up link is the likeliest thing to be clicked. It cannot check a fact, so the questions of a quiz and the cards of a deck are for you to confirm.

Credits#

Each request costs credits, taken before the model is called and given back if it fails. Unless whoever runs this copy has set other prices:

• Explain it costs 1 credit.
• Make a roadmap costs 2 credits.
• Make a quiz costs 2 credits.
• Make flashcards costs 1 credit.
• Ask me questions costs 1 credit.
• Mark my answers costs 2 credits.
• Guide me costs 2 credits.

Working through a quiz or a deck costs nothing more. Pressing a button twice, or a connection that drops and retries, is not charged twice.

What is sent and what is kept#

Only the topic, the material, your answers and the question you chose, and only when you press the button. Nothing you send or receive is stored by the AI service or by the server that relays it: what is kept is a count of requests and credits. The one thing that is kept is what you press Save on, and that is yours, in your account like a resume. See Privacy.