Neiron
Make study notes from a text
Turn your text into definitions, key points and examples. Then prepare questions to test your understanding.
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Getting started
- Paste the text or a transcript you already have.
- Specify the subject and your level.
- Check terminology and answer the questions without notes.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
Structured notes
Make study notes for [level]. Include the main idea, defined terms, 5–7 key points and examples from the source. Use only the supplied text. Keep assumptions distinct from facts and flag unclear passages. Material: [text].
Check: Check definitions and exceptions; shortening should not change a rule.
Active recall
Create ten self-test questions from these notes: [notes]. Show the questions first, then answers in a separate clearly marked section with short support from the source. Add no new information.
Check: Answer before reading the key. Locate source support for any disputed answer.
Keep the source
Keep the original alongside the notes. Verify formulas, dates and special conditions against it.
Video and audio
These prompts use text. Obtain a transcript before using them for a recorded lecture.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make notes from a video?
- Use an existing transcript here. A link alone does not mean the model watched the video.
- How is this different from a summary?
- Study notes retain definitions, relationships and examples; a summary keeps the main takeaways.
- Can I split a long lecture?
- Yes. Work topic by topic, then merge terminology and remove repetition.
- How do I use the prompt?
- Copy the prompt, choose “Open chat”, sign in and paste it. Replace the placeholders with your details and send the request. Your account allowance applies.