Features

From “I reread” to “I’ve got this”.

Everything you need to turn your course documents into real exam prep — and to know, every day, where you stand.

Organise

Your whole term, organised.

Every course gets its colour, chapters, classes and assessments. Import your syllabus: dates and weights fill themselves in.

Course › chapter › class, just like in your head
Assessments, dates and weights
Read and highlight documents in the app

A course page in Quiz Studio: the next deadline, the classes and the course’s mastery.

Generate

Quizzes, cards and recap in one tap.

As soon as a document lands, Quiz Studio can prepare everything: questions, glossary, key concepts and a recap update. You review, adjust, done.

Ten question types and four cognitive levels
Glossary extracted by AI, approved by you
Maths, chemistry and code rendered properly

The “Generate a quiz” window on a computer: questions arrive one by one, each with its type, difficulty and level.

The same screen on a phone: the generation’s progress, step by step.

Review

Reviews that stick.

Cards come back at the right time with spaced repetition. In quizzes you rate your confidence before answering, so your tutor knows what you really know.

Today’s cards, in a few minutes
Explained corrections, written answers graded
Quizzes you can share with friends

A flashcard session on a computer: the front of a card, before revealing the answer.

A quiz page on a phone: take the quiz, printable version, tags.

Everything prints, cleanly.

Exam-mode quizzes, cut-out cards, one-page recaps, tutor reports: choose the paper, columns, text size and number of pages.

With or without answer key
Fit in N pages, Letter or A4
Double-sided flashcards

Encode and consolidateQS

Memory neuroscience · Class 3 · 10 questions · Mixed

Name: ___________ Date: ________ Score: ___ / 10

1. After his surgery, patient H.M. could no longer…

a) form new declarative memories

b) speak

c) learn a motor skill

d) remember his childhood

2. Rereading your notes fixes material better than testing yourself.

True

False

3. Explain long-term potentiation in two sentences.

Exam mode · no answer key1 / 2

Recap — Memory neuroscience

1 page · up to graded quiz 2 · classes 1–4

Encode

• Neurons and synapses: the signal’s basis

• Working memory: ~4 items

Consolidate

• Hippocampus: the brain’s archivist

• Sleep stabilises the memory

Forget

• Forgetting curve: R = e^(−t/S)

Review first

• LTP — 59%

• Testing effect — 62%

Cheat sheet

• H.M. (1953): no new declarative memories

• Testing > rereading

• Space your reviews

Tutor

A tutor, in writing and out loud.

Chat with your course, or talk to it: in a voice session you explain the material out loud and it corrects you. It adapts its tone to your learning profile.