A student keeping up exam study
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Yuki (20, university student)Reading the textbook, he feels he understands. But faced with a question, he gets stuck. By explaining things to an AI teacher, he finds what he has not understood yet.
Before and after learning
BeforeBefore learning
- Feels he understands just from reading
- Tends to leave words he does not know as they are
- Keeps no record of his study, so it does not last
AfterAfter learning (what could change)
- Can notice what he has not understood by explaining it to the teacher
- Can ask about words he does not know right there, in the middle of an episode
- Can look back at his progress with his learning history and notes
The people and ways of using Geniam shown here are fictional examples for explanation. They do not promise any learning results.
For example, a week like this
Try explaining
Explains what he has learned to the teacher in his own words.
Ask right there
Asks the teacher about words he does not know, in the middle of an episode.
Sum it up
Writes down where he went wrong in his notes.
Collect key points
Gathers the key points of each chapter in a Markdown file.
Look back
Looks back at his last seven days in his learning history.
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- A parent who wants to learn in spare momentsEven five minutes, straight from where you left off.BeforeCannot find a block of time to studyAfterCan find topics that interest her in one- to three-minute shortsSee this way to learn
- Someone starting to use AI at workLearn how to work with AI, by talking.BeforeDoes not know what to ask AI, or howAfterCan build a request by adding who it is for and what it is forSee this way to learn
- Someone who wants to know their strengthsChoose what to learn by first knowing yourself.BeforeCannot put her strengths into wordsAfterCan choose topics to learn, using her assessment result as a clueSee this way to learn
- A trainer or author who wants to share what they knowYour way of teaching becomes a teacher who talks with each learner.BeforeCannot reply to every learner's answersAfterAn AI teacher, with the questions and teaching style she chose, can talk with each learnerSee this way to learn
Open it every day, even for five minutes, and learning becomes a habit.
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