Revision with AI

Creating quiz questions from notes

You are my study partner. I will paste my lecture notes on [topic].

• Create 10 quiz questions: a mix of multiple-choice and short-answer.

• I will provide answers and brief explanations for each.

• At the end, suggest which parts of my notes I should revise most carefully.
  
  

Generating flashcards

Turn the following key terms and definitions into simple revision flashcards.

Output in this format:

Term: …

Definition: …

Example: …

Here is my list:
[paste key terms]

Summarising a complex topic

Explain [topic] at three levels:

1. A two to three-sentence overview for a non-specialist.

2. A one-paragraph summary for a [First] year university student.

3. A more detailed explanation that assumes basic knowledge of [discipline].

Highlight any key theories, models or debates I should know.

Creating Quiz Questions from Notes

• Use Kahoot to build your own quiz from notes. Swap quizzes with a friend, test each other and explain wrong answers.

• Use Quizlet to build questions from your notes or Moodle resources

  • Highlight sections you struggled with: these become your top revision priorities.

  • Repeat weekly to track your progress

Generating Flashcards

Make paper flashcards or use Quizlet or Anki (spaced-repetition apps).

• One side: key term Other side: definition or example.

• Use colour codes:

  • Blue = concepts

  • Green = models/theories

  • Pink = examples/case studies

• Shuffle cards and test yourself until you can explain each term aloud.

• Group related cards to see connections between ideas.

Summarising a Complex Topic

Write an explanation of the topic as if teaching someone new.

• • Identify where you hesitate, that is what to review.

  • Simplify again until it is clear and accurate.
    
    

Use a “three-layer summary”:

• • 2–3 sentences (overview)

  • One paragraph (main ideas)

  • One page (detail and key thinkers)