How it works
Three steps from a messy pile of notes to a session you can actually finish. No extra tabs, no generic question bank.
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Upload your materials
Drop in PDFs, lecture slides, or audio. Scribe parses the text, figures, and diagrams — the stuff your exam will actually use.
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Scribe builds the session
Your materials become a path: readings, checks, worksheets, flashcards. One plan, not five tabs.
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Study, then ask
Work through the waypoints. When you get stuck, the copilot answers from your own pages and can add extra practice.
Questions that mark you, then explain why
Multiple-choice, cloze, and exam-style worksheets come from your notes — with a markscheme that tells you the causal step you missed, not just a green tick.
- Worksheets graded part-by-part against an AI markscheme
- Feedback cites the page in your PDF, so you can go back
- A confetti pop when you actually get it — then the next question
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Worksheet · part (b)
Explain why doubling [E] doubles the observed rate.
Rate doubles because there are twice as many active sites…
+1 of 2 marks
Link it to enzyme concentration — the markscheme wants the causal step, not just “it doubles.”
lecture-04.pdf · p.12
A copilot that already read the PDF
Ask mid-session. Answers come from your materials with a citation back to the exact page — and it can extend the plan with extra practice when a topic feels shaky.
- Grounded in this workspace, not the open web
- Explains worksheet feedback step by step
- Sits beside the question when you open it
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CopilotGrounded in this workspaceWhy did I lose a mark on part (b)?
You stated the rate doubles but didn’t link it to enzyme concentration. The scheme wants the causal step.lecture-04.pdf · p.12
