Study one topic: read its notes, see its concept maps and check yourself with questions
One topic at a time: short notes, concept maps of how the ideas connect, and practice questions that show at once if you got it right.
Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.
A whole chapter can feel like too much the night before a test. A topic is a smaller piece of it. Each topic in Apar AI LMS has three things: notes to read, concept maps that show how its ideas connect, and questions to check yourself, so you can learn one part properly before moving on.
The film opens a topic from a chapter's Topic by topic list and goes through its notes, one of its maps and its questions.
Step by step
Open a topic
From a chapter's Topic by topic list, press a topic. It opens on an overview of its notes, maps and questions.
Watch from 0:00See what it covers
Press About this topic for a short description of what the topic covers, before you start reading.
Watch from 0:00Read the notes
Press Notes. The topic is split into short sections, with the first one open. Press Open all to read the rest in one go.
Watch from 0:23Open a concept map
Press Maps. Each map shows how the topic's ideas connect. Press one to open it.
Watch from 0:34Read the key ideas
On the map, press Key ideas to read the same ideas as a plain list, handy for quick revision.
Watch from 0:34Check yourself
Go back and press Questions. Pick an answer and you see straight away whether it is right.
Watch from 0:49
Good to know
Practice, not a test
These questions are for checking yourself. Picking an answer shows you right or wrong; no teacher marks it. Try a topic's questions only after its notes and maps, so they tell you what actually stuck.
Read it in your language
Notes and questions also have a Translate button, shown in the next film.
What was on screen
A demo school and its demo student, with topics shared for the demo.
Questions
- What is a concept map?
- A diagram of how a topic's ideas connect. On a map, Key ideas gives the same ideas as a list.
- Do I find out straight away if my practice answer is right?
- Yes. Under a topic's Questions, pick an answer and it tells you at once whether it is right.
- Can I read all of a topic's notes at once?
- Yes. Under Notes the first section opens on its own; press Open all and every section opens, so you can read the topic from top to bottom.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.
A chapter's topics. This is the student dashboard, on a chapter's topics. Each one has notes, maps, and questions.
Open a topic. Press a topic. It opens on its overview: the notes, the maps, and the questions.
About this topic. Press About this topic to see what it covers.
Notes. Press Notes. The topic is in short sections, and the first one is open. Press Open all to read the rest.
Maps. Press Maps. Each one shows how the ideas connect. Press one to open it.
A map. Here is the map. Press Key ideas to read them as a list.
Questions. Go back, and press Questions. Pick an answer, and you see at once if it is right.
Coming up. Next: Translate your notes into your language.
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Length1:30#45 · StudentsFind Chapter Notes and Practice by Subject
Subjects shows what your teachers shared in each chapter: notes, summaries and concept maps to learn, questions to practise, and smaller topics.
Length1:30#47 · StudentsTranslate Notes Into Hindi and Your Language
Notes, practice questions and chapter summaries each have Translate. Pick your language and read it there, through Bhashini, the Government of India's language service.
Length1:24#29 · TeachersConcept Maps: Open One or Make Your Own
Each chapter has a concept map of how its ideas connect. Make your own for a topic: pick the detail and the shape, and AI draws it.
Length1:25#49 · StudentsChapter Summary and Concept Map for Revision
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.
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