What the notes look like
The notes are built for revising, not for reading twice:
- A heading for each main topic, so you can see how the material fits together.
- Key terms with short definitions in plain language.
- The main points as short bullets instead of long paragraphs.
- Easy to read on a phone between classes or on a laptop at your desk.
From a long reading to a revision sheet
Long readings are hard to revise from directly: the important ideas are spread across pages of examples and detail. EduCorrect reads roughly the first 45,000 words of your file at once, about a 90-page reading, and pulls the structure out for you. If your file is longer, it's trimmed and you're told, so you can split it into chapters.
Notes are a starting point
Generated notes save you the hours of writing a first summary, but the learning happens when you use them. Read a section, close it, and try to explain each heading from memory. When you're ready, take the quiz from the same pack: the questions show what you really remember, and your weak topics tell you which parts of the notes to go back to.
Copy, keep or download
Copy the notes into your own notes app in one click; they come as Markdown, so headings and lists keep their shape. On Pro and Extreme you can also download them as a PDF, laid out with headings, lists and tables for printing or annotating.
Getting the best notes
- Upload one reading, chapter or lecture at a time; focused material gives clearer headings than a whole module at once.
- Readings with clear section titles produce the best-organised notes, because the headings follow the author's structure.
- Use a PDF with selectable text. Scanned pages (photos of paper) aren't supported yet: if you can highlight and copy the words in your PDF viewer, it will work.
- PowerPoint (.pptx), Word (.docx) and plain text files work too, up to 20 MB (50 MB on Extreme), or you can paste text straight in.
Only from your material
The notes stick to what's in your upload and never pull in outside content, so they match your course. EduCorrect is a learning aid. It turns material you already have into practice and never writes essays or answers assignment questions for you.