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AI STUDY GUIDE GENERATOR

Your class notes.
Your personal study guide.

Turn your course materials into a study guide that makes sense to you. Bring your notes. Let Pip help you connect the dots.

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Made from your materials. Ready to study in Dolphin.

FROM NOTES TO UNDERSTANDING

A little structure goes a long way.

Illustrative example
Your class notes

Psychology · Learning & memory

Retrieval practice = trying to recall something without looking. Rereading feels familiar but doesn’t always show what you actually remember.

Spacing: review over several sessions instead of cramming. Feedback helps you spot and correct mistakes.

For the exam: explain the difference between recognizing an answer and recalling it yourself.

Start with the material from your class
Your study guide

Remember more.
Test what you know.

Three ideas to take into your next study session.

  1. 01

    Retrieve, then review

    Close your notes and explain an idea from memory. Check your answer afterward.

  2. 02

    Space out your practice

    Return to the material across several sessions, instead of one long cram.

  3. 03

    Learn from the gaps

    Use feedback to find what you missed and decide what to revisit.

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDINGWhy can rereading feel easier than recalling?

Rereading supplies the information, which can feel familiar. Recall asks you to produce it without those cues and can reveal gaps in what you remember.

An example of how notes can become a guide. Your guide depends on the materials and instructions you give Dolphin.

LESS SORTING. MORE STUDYING.

Bring your materials. Build from there.

1. Bring your class context

Add notes, slides, or course documents in Dolphin. Keep the material you need in your study conversation.

2. Ask Pip for a guide

Say what you’re studying and what you want to review. Ask for key ideas, definitions, and practice questions.

3. Put it into practice

Ask a follow-up question, make flashcards, or try a quiz. Keep working on the parts that haven’t clicked yet.

NOT SURE WHAT TO ASK?

Start with this.

Copy this prompt, open Dolphin, and add your course materials.

Create a study guide from my course materials. Organize the main ideas by topic, explain the key terms, and finish with practice questions and answers. Flag anything that needs more context.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Study guide questions, answered.

How do I create a study guide with Dolphin?

Open Dolphin, add your notes or course documents to a chat, and ask for a study guide. Tell Pip the topics you want to cover and what your exam focuses on. You can ask follow-up questions as you review.

Can I use my own class notes and lecture slides?

Yes. Bring your class notes, slides, and other course documents into the workspace so your study conversation has the context from your course. You can also paste notes directly into the chat.

What should I include in my request?

Include the material you want to review, your course level, and any topics your instructor emphasized. Ask for key concepts, definitions, and practice questions, or request a shorter guide for a quick review.

Can I turn my study materials into flashcards or a quiz?

Yes. Dolphin can create flashcards and practice quizzes in your study conversations. Ask for the format you want and use follow-up questions to work through anything that is unclear.

Should I check an AI-generated study guide?

Yes. Compare it with your original notes and your instructor’s guidance. AI can miss details or make mistakes, so use the guide as a study aid and verify important facts before your exam.

KEEP LEARNING

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Turn individual concepts from your lecture material into questions for recall.

Make your next study session
a little clearer.

Create your study guide