Connects to Moodle, Canvas and Blackboard.
Lecturers continue to post slides and recordings where they do now. Questo collects them and organises them by lecture, while coursework, marks and forums remain in the learning platform. The connection is set up once by the university's IT team, and students sign in with their university account.
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A guided lesson for every lecture.
Each lecture becomes a lesson that covers everything the lecture states. Every point is taught in words and a drawing, and the student then works it on that drawing before moving on. Lessons are built from the lecturer's own material and close with exam questions. The lesson below is complete, and the buttons open different parts of it.
Exam questions in your exam's format.
Every lesson closes with questions in the format of your exam, and each module builds into timed practice papers. Answers are marked immediately, with the reasoning and the slide it came from.
Recall for every examinable point.
Most of a lecture is forgotten within days unless it is actively recalled. Each point therefore returns as a new question at progressively longer intervals, and the daily workload is calculated from the exam date.
The curve is a model of forgetting. In a widely cited study, students who practised recall remembered 61% of a text a week later, compared with 40% of those who reread it (Roediger and Karpicke, 2006).
Each student's recall, point by point.
Questo records which points each student can and cannot recall, together with the date of the exam. It uses both to set each day's work, and it states clearly when a student is falling behind.
- Finish the Lecture 8 lesson3 steps left
- Recall12 points due
What the year group can't recall yet.
Lecturers see the same record combined across the whole year group, weeks before the exam: which points are not yet understood and the most common wrong answer for each. Tutors see each of their own students individually.
Answers that cite the lecture.
Students can ask any question about the course. Every answer cites the lecture, slide and minute it is drawn from, so that it can be checked.