Your lectures,
actually learned.
Nova teaches from your own slides, tests you on them, and shows which ideas you’ve really got.
Nova teaches from your own slides, tests you on them, and shows which ideas you’ve really got.
Your module, as a graph. Every lecture adds skills, joined by what builds on what. Nova uses the graph to choose what you practise next, and goes back to the foundations when something isn’t sticking. In this example biochemistry module, most skills in protein structure and binding are strengths, and the later topics are mostly not checked yet. Contrasting non-competitive inhibition needs practice, and the Lineweaver–Burk plot it builds on is not checked yet, so Nova's next step is to build that foundation.
One lecture, four steps.
Recorded with synthetic course material and scripted responses.
Step 1
Upload slides or notes as PDF, PowerPoint or Word, or open the PDF live and take notes while the lecturer talks.
Step 2
Nova answers from your lecture and opens the slide it drew on, line highlighted. When it reaches beyond your slides, it says so.
Step 3
Pick 5 to 60 minutes. Nova teaches and questions together: explain, predict, work the problem, with feedback on every answer.
Step 4
Only work you submit counts, and every answer records how much help you used. Nova shows what’s solid, what to revisit and what’s next.
Most study tools do one part of revising. Nova does all of it, from your lecture to knowing you’ve got it.
| Chatbots | Summary tools | Flashcard apps | Nova | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works from your own lecture slides | If you upload them | If you write the cards | ||
| Shows the slide an answer came from | Cites a passage | Line highlighted | ||
| Makes you practise, not just read | If you ask it to | Quick quizzes | Recall only | Timed, with feedback |
| Knows what you’ve understood, and what’s next | Card by card | Skill by skill |
Yes Partly No How each kind of tool typically works. Individual products vary.
Sit them timed and without help, then mark them yourself, check objective answers or ask Nova for an estimate.
Turn the brief into milestones, then check your draft against the rubric. Nova never writes it for you.
Made from your own slides and scheduled for you, with reviews that tighten as the exam gets closer.
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