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How it works

From a sentence to something you actually remember

Six stages, all visible in the product. Nothing here is a black box on purpose — you can see the sources, the concept tags, and the review schedule for every course you build.

  1. Research

    AIQ retrieves real material for your topic first — curriculum data from Oak National Academy where it covers the topic, web research where it doesn’t. Nothing is written before something has been found.

  2. Draft

    A short course is written from what was retrieved: four lessons, a diagram, a question each — pitched to your measured accuracy so it lands at roughly the difficulty that teaches fastest.

  3. Validate

    Every citation is checked against the sources that specific research step actually returned — index-mapped, not just plausible-sounding. A lesson that cites something it wasn’t given fails validation and is never shown.

  4. Safety check

    A separate safety pass reviews the drafted content against the learner’s age band before anything is shown. For a child, the finished course may also wait for parent approval depending on the topic policy set for that child.

  5. Play

    The course compiles into the same adaptive journey every AIQ course runs on — lessons, a marked quiz, XP and gems along the way, and a tutor that can see the lesson you’re on.

  6. Remember

    AIQ tracks strength per concept and schedules review at expanding intervals, starting a couple of days out and stretching further each time you get it right.

Stage 3, in practice

Try getting it wrong

⚡ Quick check

What is the difference between magma and lava?

Stage 6, in practice

Why review is scheduled, not left to you

Why the reviews are scheduled for you

Recall after one study session, over 18 days. AIQ schedules each review at the moment the memory starts to fade.

  • With spaced review
  • No review
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Day 0 Day 2 Day 6 Day 13 Day 18 71% 18%
View as a table
Line chart of recall over 18 days. Without review, recall falls from 100% to about 18%. With reviews on days 2, 6 and 13, recall recovers to 100% each time and decays more slowly after each one, ending near 71%.
Day With spaced review No review
0 100% 100%
1 47% 47%
2 100% 38%
4 56% 30%
6 100% 26%
9 66% 22%
13 100% 19%
18 71% 17%

See it

The finished workspace

The AIQ workspace showing sources, an active lesson, and the studio progress panel.