Revise a chapter with its summary, quick review, exam preparation and concept map
Revise a chapter kind by kind: key points, a quick review, exam preparation, the main concepts, and a concept map of how its ideas connect.
Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.
The week before a test, you need the chapter in short, not the whole book again. Each chapter in Apar AI LMS has summaries of different kinds, each for a different job, and a concept map that shows how the chapter's ideas connect.
The film revises Class 10 Science, Life Processes: it reads the key points, the quick review, the exam preparation and the concepts, then opens the chapter's concept map and its key ideas.
Step by step
Open the summaries
On a chapter, under Learn, press Summaries. It starts on the key points, which give the chapter in short. Each tab along the top is another kind of summary.
Watch from 0:00Read the key points
Scroll down for the key points, one at a time. A good first pass over the chapter.
Watch from 0:00Do a quick review
Press Quick review for the whole chapter in a few lines, then scroll down for the facts to remember.
Watch from 0:21Prepare for the exam
Press Exam preparation for the topics asked most often, and scroll down to see how to answer them.
Watch from 0:21Read the concepts
Press Concepts for the chapter's main ideas, and scroll down to see how they link to each other.
Watch from 0:39Open the concept map
Go back to the chapter. Under Learn, press Concept map, then press the chapter's map.
Watch from 0:39See how the ideas connect
The map shows how the chapter's ideas connect; scroll down to see it all. Press Key ideas to read them as a list.
Watch from 0:56
Good to know
Which summary when
Key points for a first read, Quick review for the night before, Exam preparation for how to answer, and Concepts for how the ideas fit together.
Summary and map work together
The summaries put the chapter into words; the concept map shows the same chapter as connected ideas. Many students remember the picture better.
What was on screen
A demo school and its demo student, on Class 10 Science, Life Processes.
Questions
- Where can I find a quick revision of a chapter?
- Open the chapter, press Summaries under Learn, then Quick review: the whole chapter in a few lines, with the facts to remember.
- What is in the exam preparation summary?
- The topics asked most often, and how to answer them.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.
Summary and map. This is the student dashboard, on a chapter. Under Learn, press Summaries.
Kinds of summary. It opens on the key points: the chapter in short. Each tab is another kind of summary.
Key points. Scroll down for the key points, one by one.
Quick review. Press Quick review: the whole chapter in a few lines. Scroll down for the facts to remember.
For the exam. Press Exam preparation: the topics asked most. Scroll down for how to answer them.
Concepts. Press Concepts: the main ideas. Scroll down for how they link.
The concept map. Then go back to the chapter. Under Learn, press Concept map.
The chapter's map. Press the chapter's map.
How the ideas connect. It shows how the chapter's ideas connect. Scroll down to see it all.
Key ideas. Press Key ideas, to read them as a list.
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