Create a study guide
Build a clear, one-page study guide that summarizes a topic and highlights what to review first.
What you'll make
A one-page study guide with key points and a review checklist.
Outcome
A focused summary you can revise from.
Before you start
- Your notes or a textbook chapter
A study guide is a map: it shows what matters and what to tackle first. Keep it to one page.
- 1
Collect the source
Your notes or a chapter, as text.
- 2
Ask for a summary
"Summarize this into a one-page study guide: key points, key terms, and a 5-item review checklist."
- 3
Verify and trim
Check against the source; cut anything that isn't essential.
- 4
Add your own notes
Write, in your words, the two things you find hardest.
Example: a one-page guide to a history unit with dates, causes, and a checklist.
π Privacy
- Keep personal data out of anything you paste into a tool.
π Safety
- Cross-check summaries with your source β don't trust a summary blindly.
βΏ Accessibility
- A single page with clear headings is easier to revise from.
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