0130 to 40 h
Class from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
of class a week. You get one hour at night.
In PractiliumAI TutorThe session opens at the right point of the topic, so you do not hunt for where to start.
Module · AI Tutor
You get one hour at night. The tutor knows where to start.
From the week's Anatomy or Biochemistry topic to the summary, the session moves through five phases, and each one asks something of you.
Topics and the session need a free account.
The problem
The hour you have left disappears while you look for where to start.
02Blank.
I read it all. I blanked.
At the question. Reading feels like studying, but it does not prove it stuck.
In PractiliumQuizThe quiz asks for the answer in your own words, before the exam, and it comes back with comments.
035 phases
Finishing without knowing what stuck.
from introduction to summary, and each one asks something of you.
In PractiliumSummaryThe summary separates what you mastered from what needs review.
How it works
Five phases, one topic at a time.
Each phase has a name, a task and a way to move to the next.
- 5phases per session
- 1topic at a time
- 2buttons per topic: study and assess
- 1IntroductionThe tutor opens the topic and sets up the conversation.
- 2ExplanationExplains in blocks and goes deeper when you ask.
- 3QuizQuestions for you to answer in your own words.
- 4FeedbackThe answer comes back with comments.
- 5SummaryMastered areas and areas to review.
More of the product
From the week's topic to the summary of what stuck.
Pick the topic, lock onto a mechanism and finish the session knowing what to review. Each step has a screen.
Simulations of product screens, with sample data.
Highlights
Studying does not move your grade.
The separation is on purpose, and the screen shows it.
Study and mastery are different thingsFinishing a session does not raise your mastery. Only an assessment does.
The bridge is one buttonWhen you finish, assessing the topic opens an assessment session.
Resuming is normalA closed session reopens for reading and takes you straight to the topic's assessment.
Before and after
Reading the material, or studying with the tutor.
Two ways to spend the same hour.
Just reading the material
You decide alone when you understoodWithout a question, understanding and thinking you understood get mixed up.
The doubt waitsIt shows up on the exam, not while you study.
Nobody asks what you readFinishing the chapter is the only sign that you finished.
A session with the AI Tutor
The quiz shows if you understoodThe answer is yours, in your own words.
You ask for more explanation on the spotThe doubt becomes a question inside the session.
The summary says what to reviewMastered areas and areas to review stay separate.
At your stage
Where the tutor fits in your course.
Most present in basic sciences, when the volume of new topics is highest.
- 1Semesters 1 to 4One Anatomy, Physiology or Biochemistry topic per session, until the quiz closes.
- 2Semesters 5 to 8The clinical-skills basics revisited, one topic at a time, before the patient.
- 3Clinical rotationsOne session per topic to review what came up on the ward.
- 4Exam weekOne session per weak topic and then the assessment to move your mastery.
When to use it
When to open the tutor.
- 1In the week of a new topic. Biochemistry or physiology: a session introduces the topic and its vocabulary.
- 2After a confusing class. Ask for more explanation of the mechanism until the quiz makes sense.
- 3Before assessing a topic. Study first. Assessing is the next step.
Questions about the AI Tutor
Does it replace the book and the class?
No. It guides one topic at a time, with phases and a quiz. Class and the book remain the foundation.
What changes if I study without assessing?
Your mastery does not change. Studying prepares you, and only an assessment moves mastery.
Do I have to finish the session in one go?
No. Opening the same topic again picks the session up where it stopped.
Can the AI be wrong?
Yes. Every screen with generated text carries a notice, and it is worth confirming in a trusted source before taking it into practice.
The next exam will not wait for you to find where to start.
Pick a topic from this week and do your first session today, in the hour you have left.
Study a topic free- Five phases per topic
- A quiz in your own words
- A summary of what to review