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Learning chat

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The learning chat belongs to a folder and knows the sources you added there. Everything in this area belongs to that one folder — from the conversation about your material to the results that come out of it.

The tutor features are called Nuvia in the app.

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Chat

Ask questions, attach sources, reuse answers.

8 min

Sources

Upload material, organise it and make it available to the chat.

7 min

Tutors and memory

Create your own tutors and control what Nuvia remembers.

6 min

Understanding map

Concepts, prerequisites and your understanding as a map.

7 min

Learning paths

One topic in stages, guided step by step.

7 min

Books and audio

Turn your material into a book, read it and listen to it.

8 min

What this is about

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A conversation alone achieves little if nothing comes out of it. The learning chat is built so that something lasting comes from the conversation:

  • You ask – about your material, not about something random from the web.
  • You check – every statement carries citations you can open.
  • You keep – answers go into the notebook, become flashcards or turn into a quiz.
  • You carry on – the understanding map shows what is solid, and learning paths and books let you work through a topic systematically.

Where do I start?

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  1. Add sources so Nuvia knows your material.
  2. Open the chat and ask your first question.
  3. Save answers with the save action into the notebook, or turn them into flashcards in the chat.
  4. If you want to work systematically: learning paths or learning books.

What has to be there first

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The learning chat works with your sources. Without material it cannot give you grounded answers — it tells you so and then works in free mode, where mistakes are more likely. So upload something first if you want reliable answers.

Learning paths and learning books are not included in every plan. If you lack access, the app points that out when you open them.

If you only have one question

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