AI Learning Tools

Reminiscent of programmed learning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programmed_learning

Plug for our https://uphop.ai/app : it's for adult learning / corporate training. We break down a desired job skill into small chunks, and engage the user with practice & give nuanced feedback. And of course like chatbots make it easy for user to ask more questions or go on tangents.Would appreciate feedback!There's a bit of overlap with Learn Your Way I guess. I'm not sure users need to

I am on mobile so pasting an earlier answer.I am working on Primer. Basically a bot that makes it much easier to learn "difficult things" on your own. Here is a screenshot : https://imgur.com/a/E5Kw54P The screenshot has changed a lot by now though.I have been working on this, alone, for last almost two year. I have iterated more than 15 times. One time, I was trying to do non-linear

Looks cool! I think math needs to be taught in that kind of style, where people learn by doing it. I would be interested in having something similar to that on my site, Learneroo.com. One suggestion: start people off by walking them through easy challenge so they learn the interface.

Exploring a topic and then asking for specific book recommendations, getting it to argue both sides of an issue to see weak points, giving quizzes on topics. Also love using it to keep asking for practical examples of abstract ideas.

I ask LLMs to give me exercises, tutorials then write up my experience into "course notes", along with flashcards. I ask it to simulate a teacher, I ask it to simulate students that I have to teach, etc...I haven't found a tool that is more effective in helping me learn.

I recently launched a small App PocketMind It's an AI tool that turns any learning resource such as youtube video, web article into interactive flashcards and quizzes. This makes learning fun and easy and help you instantly test your knowledge.I would love to know your feedbacks, Thanks!

Nice, I also have built another text based learning tool with drillshttps://nemorize.com/roadmaps

We're building a learning platform that adapts to your knowledge level and interests to tailor content to you. So far, we've built a knowledge graph of concepts and dependencies for ML, meaning you can find the fastest path to your goal, saving you time (https://app.learney.me/). We plan to grow out our knowledge graph and questions with a combination of expert input and community contribution.We'

Be nice if they made a UI like ispring.com with sections down the RHS, I think that would definitely help with learning