Answer in your own words and watch your mastery change
The assessment asks about one topic and grades what you wrote. The band of the correction counts toward your mastery.
The paths open without an account. Assessing asks for one.
- Assessment · the grade counts toward your mastery
A fictional drug has a half-life of 12 hours. How many half-lives does it take to reach about 95% of steady state?
About 4 to 5 half-lives, that is, 48 to 60 hours.
- Correction
You got the number of half-lives right and tied the result to the long half-life.
AI-generated content — it can be wrong. Check a trusted source before acting on it in practice.
A real slice of the product's interface, with fictional data.
Studying a lot does not tell you what you know
Three doubts the assessment answers.
Did I really get it?
You write the answer and get the correction, instead of checking alone.
Which topics are weak?
The mastery of each topic shows in four states, and the path filters by what is missing.
Did I get it right by luck?
There are no options to guess from: the answer is yours, in your own words.
Your mastery, in four colours
Each topic falls into one of four states, and the summary filters the path.
Solid
Topics where your answers hold up.
In progress
Topics with answers, still with few observations.
Need attention
Topics where the answers still miss.
Not started
Topics you have not assessed yet.
Your mastery on this path
10 topics- Heart: chambers, valves and the path of the bloodNot started
- Lungs and airwaysNot started
- Intestine: from the duodenum to the rectumNot started
- Spine and the herniated discNeeds attention
- Urinary system: from the kidneys to the urethraIn progress
- Basal ganglia and internal capsuleNot started
- Layers of the eyeballIn progress
- Pituitary, adrenals and pinealNot started
- Hip and femurNeeds attention
- Limbic systemNot started
Tap a block to filter the topics. The data is an example.
The correction tells you where you are
It arrives spelled out, and the colour only accompanies it.
The band is spelled out
Excellent, correct, partly correct or incorrect. The colour accompanies it and never replaces it.
A doubt before you answer
Each question accepts a few doubts. They clarify the question and do not answer for you.
If grading fails, the screen says so
When the failure is on our side, it says so and does not paint a result.
- Assessment · the grade counts toward your mastery
A fictional drug has a half-life of 12 hours. How many half-lives does it take to reach about 95% of steady state?
About 4 to 5 half-lives, that is, 48 to 60 hours.
- Correction
The grading failed on our side — it is not your mistake.
AI-generated content — it can be wrong. Check a trusted source before acting on it in practice.
Two modes, two grades
Assessment measures mastery. Mentor mode teaches and keeps the study grade apart.
Interviewer mode
Measures mastery
The band of the correction counts toward the topic's mastery.
No second try
The correction is the result of that question.
It is the mode of tapping Assess
It is the default on a path.
Mentor mode
Teaches
Gives a nudge instead of closing the question.
You can try again
Retrying exists only in this mode.
Does not move mastery
Keeps the study grade, labelled, apart.
When to use it
After studying a topic
It is the natural bridge: the study session ends with an invitation to assess.
In the week of the course exam
See which topics still do not hold up and start with them.
When you return to a subject
One question per topic shows where you are before studying again.
Questions about Assessment
Is the grading done by AI?
It is, and it can be wrong. When the failure is on our side, the screen says so and does not paint a result.
Can I ask a doubt about the question?
You can. Each question and each session has a number of doubts, and a doubt clarifies the question without answering for you.
What does few observations mean?
It is the state of a topic with few answers. It counts as in progress until there are more observations.
How many questions does an assessment have?
Each opening asks one question about the topic, and the result builds up across openings.
Assess the first topic
The paths open without an account. Assessing asks for one.
Start your training- One question per opening
- Correction with the band spelled out
- Mastery per topic