Students and trainees
You study. I remember the rest.
Exams, deadlines, office hours and your own thoughts on them. Tell me once, I add it and find it again.
At the start of term
The exam is in, with the room.
Tell me when and where the exam is. I add the event with the day, the time and the room.
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Reminded beforehand.
5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes before an event, however you set it in your profile.
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All in one place.
Under Planning you see events, tasks and lists together.
In the seminar
A photo of the handout is enough.
Take a photo of what was handed out. I read the deadline and add the task for you, with the date and time.
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PDFs too.
Send me the file from your email or share it from another app. I read it just the same.
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Reminded when you want.
“Remind me a week before.” Then I ping you a week before.
Three weeks later
Your thoughts, word for word.
One evening you had an idea for the outline and wrote it to me. Weeks later you ask about it and get your own sentence back, with the date.
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Ask the way you talk.
You don’t need to remember your exact words. I also search for what you mean.
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The way you want it.
“Explain everything in simple words.” I remember that, and you see every rule in your profile.
What helps along the way.
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I look it up for you.
For questions about the world, I search the web and give you the sources. Only the question goes out, never your notes.
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Every week again.
“Remind me every Monday at 8 to review the lecture.” When one is done, I add the next.
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Speak instead of typing.
On your way to class, you send me a voice message. Your iPhone writes it down.
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Don’t start from zero.
Already studied with ChatGPT or Claude? Bring your chats, I read them and sort everything into topics.
To be honest.
What I explain freely can sometimes be off. For exams and papers, check it against your course material. When I quote you, though, it’s always your own sentence.
Tell me once.
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