Learning
Every Reading Becomes Something to Work With
Students ask their own course and get answers drawn from its readings, then study with guides, flashcards, and quizzes made from the same pages.
Ask the Course
Answers From the Readings, With the Readings Named
Students ask in their own words. Each answer draws only on the materials the professor has released, and it lists the readings it rests on.
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Where the Materials Stop
When the readings leave a question open, the answer indicates where they stop.
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Follow-Up Questions
A student can follow up on any answer.
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Kept With the Student
Questions and answers stay in the student's history, on any device.
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Asked Without Names
The instructor sees what was asked, never who asked it.
Twelve Languages
Read in Another Language, or Heard Aloud
Any answer can be read in twelve languages or heard aloud. Here is the same answer in six of them, with its opening read aloud.
English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Turkish, Hindi, Japanese, and Arabic.
Study Tools
Made From the Same Pages
A student names a topic, and Riti writes the guide, the cards, or the quiz from the course's own materials.
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Study Guides
A guide to any topic in the course, with the reading it comes from.
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Flashcards
Cards on any topic, sorted as a student comes to know them.
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Practice Quizzes
Questions written from the materials and scored at once, with feedback on each answer.
The Student's Home
Every Course, and a Place to Ask Each One
Each student's home lists their courses and the next class, and it shows course surveys and assignments as they open. A recorded class becomes a transcript students can ask about, once the professor releases it.
