Make a quiz from your notes
Rereading your notes feels like studying. Being asked about them is what actually shows you what you know. AugStudy writes a quiz from whatever notes you give it and tells you where each answer came from.
How it works
Bring your notes in
Paste them, upload a PDF or text file, snap a photo of the page, or record yourself talking it through.
Start a quiz
Open the deck and choose Quiz. Questions are written from your notes, then checked against them a second time before you see them.
Go back over what you missed
Every answer is explained. Fix mistakes mode builds the next quiz around the ideas you got wrong.
Four kinds of questions
Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer. Short answers are marked against a rubric, so a correct answer in your own words still counts.
Answers you can check
Each question carries the line of your notes it was written from. If the quiz marks a written answer wrong and you think it is right, you can dispute it.
A harder setting
Hard mode asks questions that make you apply an idea or connect two of them, not just recall a definition. Quizzes also avoid repeating what they already asked you on that deck.
Questions
How many quizzes can I make?
25 AI quizzes a day on a free account. AugSuper raises that to 75.
Can I quiz myself on handwritten notes?
Yes. Take a photo of the page and AugStudy reads the handwriting into text first.
Does it make things up?
Questions are written only from your notes and then verified against them in a second pass. Each one shows the line it came from, so you can always check.
Related
- Turn a PDF into flashcardsUpload a PDF of your class notes or slides and AugStudy writes flashcards from it. Then quiz yourself on the same deck. Free account.
- An AI flashcard maker that starts from your notesMake flashcards from your own class notes. Paste, upload a PDF, snap a photo or record yourself, and AugStudy writes the deck. Free for students.
- Spaced repetition, without setting anything upAugStudy schedules your flashcards with spaced repetition (FSRS). Rate each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and it comes back right before you forget it.
Try it with this week's notes
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