Study Folders for Course Materials and Revision

Give each folder a study purpose

Build a folder around a course, an exam or a topic. A name like “Biology — Exam 2” tells you what you are working toward when you return.

Illustrative example. Displayed quantities are example data, not generation limits or promised output sizes.

The PDF covers the course, a YouTube video explains the Calvin cycle, photos and notes capture class work, slides add respiration.

Summaries reopen each topic, flashcards help you recall concepts, and multiple-choice or written questions ask you to apply or explain them.

Pick one task when you return: read a summary, answer cards or retry questions. The folder holds each activity; you decide what needs attention.

Build on what you need

Generate more flashcards or questions, or a fuller summary if the first is too brief.
Refine the study content

Edit generated content to correct or clarify it, then check changes against the sources.
Take a version with you

Export study content as PDF or Word to read, print or organize elsewhere.

Generate a sharing code

Review the folder and generate its code. On the web, you can also share by link.
Send the code or link

The recipient imports a copy with the summaries, flashcards and questions.
Study your own copy

Sharing imports a copy; it is not simultaneous editing of one shared folder.