Someone who wants to know their strengths
Choose what to learn by first knowing yourself.
Rina (24, thinking about a job change)She cannot decide what to learn next. With an assessment, she learns her traits and strengths, and looks for the learning that suits her.
Before and after learning
BeforeBefore learning
- Cannot put her strengths into words
- Cannot decide what to learn
- Her thoughts stay in her head and fade away
AfterAfter learning (what could change)
- Can choose topics to learn, using her assessment result as a clue
- Can practise putting her strengths into words in episodes that use her result
- Can keep her thoughts in notes and Markdown, and look back at them
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
Assessment
Answers 32 questions by instinct and learns her traits and strengths.
An episode that uses her result
In an episode that uses her result, puts her strengths into words with the teacher.
Build a Coreroid
Tries building a Coreroid of her own to talk things over with.
Write it down
Writes the words she found during the episode in her notes.
On to the next thing to learn
Tries a course on a topic that caught her eye, starting with a free episode.
Tools in this example
Other ways to learn
- An office worker who dreads speaking in publicA script and a practice partner, before you speak.BeforeNever sure where to startAfterCan try the conclusion-first pattern on her own scriptSee this way to learn
- Someone getting back into spoken EnglishSomeone to talk with again and again, mistakes and all.BeforeAlmost no chance to speak EnglishAfterCan answer with the microphone and speak out loud more oftenSee this way to learn
- Someone who wants to write with confidenceKeep your draft open, and rewrite it with your teacher.BeforeCannot settle on the first sentenceAfterCan try the conclusion-first pattern on her own draftSee this way to learn
- A student keeping up exam studyThink you understand? Talk it through and check.BeforeFeels he understands just from readingAfterCan notice what he has not understood by explaining it to the teacherSee this way to learn
- 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
- 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.
Now, build yourself, together with AI.
Generate who you are.
Begin with the episodes you can try for free.