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    Your university life. In one personal agent.

    Your personal agent

    One conversation.
    Your university context.

    Your courses, your deadlines and the way you learn. Bring them together with an agent that keeps the context.

    Your personal agentExample

    What should I focus on this week?

    Let’s start with your next seminar and the reading you have left.

    1. 01Read the seminar paper
    2. 02Work through the problem sheet
    3. 03Review the topic you flagged

    Illustrative conversation with sample course information.

    Built around your university life

    Your course. Your context.
    All connected.

    Connect the services you use. Ask your agent to work with the pages and materials you can access, and keep the sources close.

    Course pages
    Your documents
    Your calendar
    Your agentYour course context
    Your reading
    Your week
    Your next step

    Available connections depend on your account and your university’s access policies.

    One ongoing conversation

    Engineered for your
    university week.

    From finding the reading to working through it. Your agent keeps the context with you.

    01 / Find

    Start with your course.

    Ask your agent to find a reading, check an assignment or bring together information from your connected course pages.

    Your course sourcesExample
    Seminar preparation

    The reading, in one place.

    Bring together the materials you want to work through.

    Seminar readingCourse portal · Week 4
    Lecture notesYour documents · Week 4

    Keep the source beside the answer.

    02 / Plan

    Make room for the work.

    Bring deadlines and course information into the conversation. Work out what needs your attention and make a plan for the week.

    Your university weekExample
    A plan to talk through

    One week. A clearer next step.

    MON
    Read the seminar paperBefore Tuesday’s discussion
    TUE
    Work through the examplesFrom this week’s lecture notes
    WED
    Try the problem sheetBring your questions to the conversation
    THU
    Review what needs another lookMake space before the deadline

    A suggested plan, ready for you to refine.

    03 / Learn

    Work through the difficult bit.

    Ask questions about your materials, explore an idea and check your understanding in the same conversation.

    Your conversationExample

    Why does a larger sample help?

    A sample gives you an estimate. Imagine taking several samples of the same size. How much might their averages differ?

    Continue from your materialsDiscuss the idea, then try an example.

    An example of working through a topic together.

    04 / Remember

    Pick up where you left off.

    Keep useful context from your conversations and sources. Review what your agent remembers as your course moves on.

    Your saved contextExample
    Context for your next conversation

    Keep the useful parts.

    Your preferencesWork through an example before a summary.
    What you are working onThis week’s seminar and lecture notes.
    What to revisitSampling variation and confidence intervals.

    Review and manage saved context in Connections.

    Your sources and memory

    Personal to you.
    Managed by you.

    01

    You sign in.

    Connect your services through your private browser. Your agent asks when a service needs you to sign in again.

    02

    You choose the context.

    Review your connected sources and manage what your agent remembers from your materials and conversations.

    03

    You keep the controls.

    Export your saved information, disconnect a service or delete your workspace from Connections.

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    A few useful answers

    Before you
    get started.

    Does my university need to sign up?

    You create your own student account. Access to university services depends on your account and your university’s policies.

    Can I connect any university service?

    Connections depend on the service and the access your account allows. Your agent may ask you to sign in, and cannot bypass restricted access.

    How do I get started?

    Create a student account, choose University when it is offered during setup, then ask your agent to connect your university services.

    Where is GCSE and admissions preparation?

    Visit Outclass for students for GCSEs, A-levels and admissions-test preparation.

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