Learn anything faster with AI

Use AI as a patient tutor that asks you questions, checks your understanding, makes practice quizzes and builds a study plan, while you stay honest and avoid leaning on it too much.

For: Students, career changers and curious adults who want to learn a new subject or skill and keep what they learn.

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You can set up AI as a tutor that questions you instead of just giving answers.
You can use explain-it-back to find gaps in your understanding.
You can generate practice quizzes and review your mistakes.
You can build a realistic study plan with AI and adjust it as you go.
You can use AI in a way that follows school and workplace honesty rules and builds your own skill.

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Final exam and certificate

10 questions. Score 8 or more for a free certificate of completion you can share and add to LinkedIn. Unlimited tries.

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Prompts you can use today

Copy one, replace the [brackets] with your details, and paste it into the AI tool you use. Leave out anything private.

Tutor mode

Act as a patient tutor for [subject]. I am at [beginner / some knowledge] level. Do not give me the answer right away. Ask me one question at a time, wait for my reply, then tell me what I got right, what I missed, and ask a slightly harder question.

Explain it back

I will explain [topic] in my own words. Listen carefully, then tell me what I explained correctly, what is missing or wrong, and one question that would test whether I really understand it. My explanation: [write it]

Quiz me

Write [number] practice questions on [topic] for a [level] learner, mixing recall questions and ones that need reasoning. Give me the questions first with no answers. After I reply, mark my answers and explain mistakes. Remind me to check the answers against my course material.

Build a study plan

I want to learn [skill or subject] in [time frame]. I can study [hours] on [days]. My level now: [describe]. Make a week-by-week plan with small goals, practice tasks and a short self-test each week. Ask me questions first if you need more information.

Explain at three levels

Explain [concept] three ways: for a ten-year-old, for a high-school student, and for someone who works in [field]. Use a different real-life example for each. Then ask me which level fits me.

Find my weak spots

Here are the questions I got wrong and my answers: [paste]. Look for patterns. What idea am I probably confused about? Explain it in a new way, then give me three fresh questions on that idea.

Turn notes into flashcards

From the notes below, make flashcards with a question on one side and a short answer on the other. Include only what is in my notes, and mark any card where the notes seem unclear. Notes: [paste]

Honest-use check

Here is my assignment and my school’s rule about AI use: [paste both]. Tell me which ways of using AI would likely be allowed, which would not, and what I should ask my teacher to confirm. Do not do the assignment for me.

Ask the AI tutor

Ask anything about this course, in any language. The tutor is an AI: it can be wrong, and it never needs your personal details.

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