Lessons in your learning style
Give it a topic and it rebuilds the lesson as diagrams, narration, written notes or hands-on tasks.
Lessons in your learning style, running in Edapt. See how it works
Edapt rewrites any topic the way your brain learns best, whether that is visuals, audio, structured notes or hands-on tasks, then marks your work against the syllabus you actually follow, the way an assessor would. Built for every year level, wherever you study.
Give it a topic and it rebuilds the lesson as diagrams, narration, written notes or hands-on tasks.
Lessons in your learning style, running in Edapt. See how it works
Turn a lesson, a PDF or a photo of your notes into flashcards, a summary and a printable cheatsheet.
Study packs and flashcards, running in Edapt. See how it works
Submit a written answer and get your grade on your own syllabus's scale, with the marks you lost and why.
Marked like an assessor, running in Edapt. See how it works
Timed practice papers on your syllabus, with reading time and per-question marking at the end.
The Exam Hall, running in Edapt. See how it works