Introducing TestMatic AI: A Game-Changer for Students and Educators 🚀

E-learning Platforms Forum
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Hi everyone! :wave:

I’m excited to introduce TestMatic AI, a tool that turns your study notes and learning materials into personalised quizzes, flashcards and practice tests—all in seconds! Whether you’re a student, educator, or lifelong learner, this tool is designed to make your study process more efficient and interactive.

What Makes TestMatic AI Unique?
TestMatic AI saves you time with AI-powered automation, creating dynamic quizzes and flashcards based on your input. You can also export the generated questions in various formats (PDF, DOCX, etc.) for later use or printing. With flexible pricing plans, whether you prefer pay-as-you-go or a monthly subscription, TestMatic AI caters to your needs.

Why I Built TestMatic AI
The idea for TestMatic AI came from my own struggles during my third year of university. I found that creating and answering practice questions based on my notes helped me study more effectively. As a tech enthusiast and a computer science student, I realised AI could revolutionise the way we study. Fast forward two years, I’ve decided to launch TestMatic AI with the hope of helping others who are on their learning journey.

Key Features:
:white_check_mark: Personalized quizzes and flashcards based on your study materials
:white_check_mark: Export questions in multiple formats for offline use
:white_check_mark: AI-generated questions for efficient learning
:white_check_mark: Flexible pricing: Pay as you go or subscribe monthly

I’m thrilled to share that TestMatic AI is now live! You can start using it today to make your studying more efficient and interactive.

:link: Check out TestMatic AI here!

Let me know your thoughts or any feedback you have! :raised_hands:

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cool stuff! will try. question: i study law, where case law changes how rules are applied - would that limit the usability? or can i just enrich the data with summaries of the case law prescribed my course syllabus?

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@Adler
Yes, you can enrich the data by providing summaries of case law from your course syllabus, as the platform allows users to input their own content, whether it’s from textbooks, notes or case law summaries. The AI will generate questions based on the specific input you provide, making it adaptable to the requirements of law where case law frequently modifies how rules are applied. If you have any other questions feel free message me or leave them here.