This skill turns any content into a fun way to learn. It takes YouTube videos, tweets, webpages, and PDFs and creates a quiz with 9 questions at three difficulty levels. You answer the quiz first, then explore the content based on what you got wrong.
The goal is to help you remember more. By testing yourself before reading or watching, you focus on the parts you don't know. This method is called quiz-first learning and it can boost your memory by 9 to 12 percent.
You can use it for articles, lecture videos, social media posts, or any document. Just give it a URL or a file and it will do the rest. It even looks up extra information to make the topic clearer.
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