Tutor-AI learning assistant for everyone.

Example

A student struggling with understanding the principles of quantum mechanics could use the Concept Explainer mode to get a detailed breakdown of key concepts like wave-particle duality and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, complete with examples and analogies.

Scenario

This mode is particularly useful for learners who are new to a topic or need a comprehensive review. It could be applied in a classroom setting where a teacher assigns a concept for students to study before a class discussion.

Example

A medical student preparing for an anatomy exam might engage in an interactive session where Tutor prompts them to label parts of the human brain, reinforcing memory through active participation.

Scenario

Active Learning mode is ideal for users who benefit from hands-on engagement with the material, such as in a study group where members take turns answering questions provided by Tutor.

Example

Before starting a unit on calculus, a high school student could take a Pre-test to assess their existing knowledge, then use Tutor's various modes to study. After completing the study session, the student would take a Post-test to measure improvement.

Scenario

This function is well-suited for both self-learners and educators. An educator might use it to measure the effectiveness of their teaching, while a self-learner could use it to track progress over time.